Pronunciation [ pào ]Synonyms: bulb, alveolus, blister, prairie bubble, bubbles

Pronunciation [ pāo ]Synonyms: eye bubble, bubbles, bubbles, urine bubble, foaming

I. Interpretation of Pronunciation [ pào ]

1. a bulbous or hemispherical body caused by gases bulging up the liquid within the liquid.

2, something like a bubble.

3, to be placed in a liquid for a longer period of time.

2. Pronounced [ pāo ] in its interpretation:

1. something that is bulging and fluffy.

2, false and flimsy; not hard.

3, small lake (mostly used in place names): moon ~ (in Jilin). Lotus ~ (in Heilongjiang).

Expanded Information

I. Etymological Evolution:

II. Shuo Wen Jie Zi:

Wenyin version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Bubbles, water. Out of Sanyang Pingle, northeast into Surabaya. From the water, the sound of the bag.

The vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi (说文解字)：

白话版《说文解字》：Bubbles, river. The source is out of Shanyang Pingdong, northeast into the Surabaya River. The character form adopts "水" as the side and "包" as the sound.

Three related words:

1. foam [pào mò]?

Many small bubbles gathered together.

2. soak [jìn pào]?

Bubbling in liquid.

3, bubble [pào pào]?

The term refers to a bulging sphere.

4, eye bubble [yǎn pāo]?

The upper eyelid.

5, bubble [pāo tóng]?

Deciduous or evergreen tree with large, ovate or heart-shaped leaves, purple flowers and oblong capsules. The wood has a loose texture and can be used to make musical instruments and models. Also called tung.