The pronunciation of rake is pá and bà, the initial consonants are p and b, the finals are both a, and the tones are the second and fourth tones.

1. The definition of rake

[ pá ]

1. Rake.

2. Use a rake to level the land or gather or spread firewood, grains, etc.

[ bà ]

1. Farm tools for broken soil and flat ground. Its purpose is to break up and flatten large clods of soil in plowed fields. There are nail-tooth harrows and disc harrows.

2. Use a rake to break up the soil.

2. Group words

Rake, rake, rake, rake, rake, etc.

Extended information:

1. Nail rake [dīng pá]?

A rake with iron nails as teeth is an agricultural tool for breaking soil and leveling ground.

2. Rake [ tāng bà ]?

A cultivating tool used in rice fields. It is shaped like a wooden clog, with many short iron nails on the bottom and long handles on the top. Push and pull between rows to loosen soil and weed.

3. Rake [ pá zi ]?

A farm tool used to gather and spread firewood, grain or flatten the land. It has a long handle and has iron, wooden or bamboo teeth at one end.

4. To rake [dǎ pá]

1. to regret and change one's mind.

2. After plowing, use a rake to break up the soil and make it even.

5. Rake [ pá mò ]?

The collective name for the broken soil and flat land after plowing the land.