The Soviet secret police; also refers to a member of the KGB.

vigorous; flourishing; full of vitality; prosperous

full of enthusiasm; in high spirits; to have a deep interest in something

to have an erection (of the penis); to become erect

Edwin Hubble (1889-1953), an American astronomer; often refers to the Hubble Space Telescope

full of youthful spirit; energetic and vigorous

(idiom) possessing great determination and zeal; aggressive and grand; pushy

full of vigor and vitality; thriving; usually describes nature or society rather than individual people; compare [[生气勃勃|生氣勃勃|sheng1 qi4 bo2 bo2]]

to flare up with anger suddenly; to see red. (idiom)

Describes having wild or unrestrained ambition; full of vaulting ambition.

to grow vigorously; to sprout up; to thrive

vibrant; full of life and energy; lively; also written as [[生气蓬勃|生氣蓬勃|sheng1 qi4 peng2 bo2]]

(bound form) thriving; vigorous; full of vitality or strong feelings

Leonid Brezhnev (1906-1982), Soviet statesman, General Secretary of the Communist Party of the USSR 1966-1982

Peng Bo (died 155 BC), a general and official during the early Western Han dynasty

Suddenly; abruptly; unexpectedly

full of life and growing vigorously; flourishing and prospering; booming

Wang Bo (650-676), a famous poet and one of the [[初唐四杰|初唐四傑|chu1 tang2 si4 jie2]] (Four Great Poets of the Early Tang); best known for his masterpiece, the "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng".

Brandenburg, a state in Germany or the historical region and electorate of the Holy Roman Empire

Johannes Brahms (1833-1897), German composer of the Romantic period

Zhou Bo (?-169 BC), a prominent general and politician during the transition from the Qin to the Han dynasty who served as a founding minister of Western Han.

John Moses Browning (1855–1926), American firearm designer

to suddenly change facial expression due to anger, displeasure, or bewilderment

full of youthful spirit and vitality; energetic and high-spirited

Family name of the famous 19th-century English novelists, including Charlotte and Emily Brontë

Name of a province during the Han dynasty located around the Bohai Sea; later written as [[渤海|渤海|bo2 hai3]] after the Han dynasty

Mont Blanc; the highest peak in the Alps, located on the border between France and Italy

vigorous, active, and full of life; describing a scene or person overflowing with energy and spirit

A type of sphere-shaped fungus that grows on decaying wood; the dried spores are used in traditional medicine.

Boli, a county in Qitaihe City, Heilongjiang province

Haibowan District of [[乌海市|烏海市|wu1 hai3 shi4]] in Inner Mongolia

Boli, a county in Heilongjiang province under the administration of [[七台河市|七臺河市|qi1 tai2 he2 shi4]]

(variant form) Robert Browning (1812-1889), British poet; also refers to the Browning automatic firearm

to rise suddenly; to grow vigorously; to spring up and flourish

to suddenly change expression to show anger or displeasure

growing in a thick, lush, and healthy manner (of plants)

(idiom) things that appear low in value or common but are useful if used correctly, referring to cow urine and horse-puffball fungus being used as medicine

sound of something tearing, cracking, or crashing, often used to describe the sound of wind or heavy objects falling

The city of Bago (formerly Pegu) in southern Myanmar

Mountain range in south central Myanmar that separates the Irrawaddy and Sittang basins

The Pegu River in south central Myanmar (Burma)

(variant form) a type of pigeon, specifically the wood pigeon or oriental turtle dove

To suddenly become very angry; to flare up in anger.

(variant form) a small double-sided drum with beads attached by strings that strike the drumheads when the handle is rotated

ancient name for the Bohai Sea off the coast of northern China

to change countenance suddenly; to turn pale or flush with anger or shock

Burgundy; a region of France that was historically a medieval kingdom and later a powerful duchy

to argue or have a domestic dispute among family members; a family quarrel

erectile dysfunction; ED