Pronunciation of [pāo]: eye bleb, paulownia, bubble goods, urine bubble and foaming.
I. Interpretation of Pronunciation [pào]:
1, spherical or hemispherical body caused by gas bulging liquid in liquid.
2. Something like a bubble.
3. Leave it in liquid for a long time.
Second, the interpretation of pronunciation [pāo]:
1, bulging and soft things.
2, virtual and soft; Not hard.
3. Small lake (mostly used for place names): Moon ~ (in Jilin). Lotus ~ (in Heilongjiang).
Extended data
First, the etymological evolution:
Second, the interpretation of words:
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: bubble, water. Out of Shanyang Pingle, northeast into Si. From the water, the sound of the package. ?
Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Bubble, River. It rises in the east of Yangping Mountain and flows northeast into the Surabaya River. The glyph uses "water" as the side and "bag" as the sound side.
Third, related words:
1, foam [pào mò]?
Many small bubbles gathered together.
2. Soak [jìn pào]?
Soak in a liquid.
3. Bubble [pào pào]?
Of a bulging spheroid.
4. Eyeblebs [y m 4 n p ā o]?
Upper eyelid.
5. Paulownia [pāo tóng]?
Deciduous or evergreen tree with large oval or heart-shaped leaves, purple flowers and oblong capsules. Wood is loose in texture and can be used to make musical instruments, models, etc. Also called Tong.