- 爆炸 bàozhà to explode; explosionto undergo a sudden and violent release of energy, often with a loud noise; an instance of such an event
- 爆发 bàofā to break outto break out suddenly and violently (of a war, revolution, or emotion)
- 火爆 huǒbào fierydescribing a short or irritable temper; irritable; cranky; also written as [[火暴|火暴|huo3 bao4]]
- 引爆 yǐnbào to detonateto ignite or trigger an explosive device; to detonate
- 爆竹 bàozhú firecrackerfirecracker; originally used to drive away evil spirits by burning bamboo until it popped, now refers to any paper-wrapped gunpowder cylinder that explodes with a loud bang, often used during festivals or celebrations
- 爆米花 bàomǐhuā popcornpuffed rice or popcorn; a food made by heating rice or corn kernels until they puff up or explode
- 爆破 bàopò to blow upto blow up, demolish, or blast rocks, buildings, or military targets using explosives
- 爆出 bàochū to breakto reveal or disclose a news story, scandal, or secret unexpectedly
- 爆笑 bàoxiào to burst out laughingto suddenly burst into loud laughter
- 爆满 bàomǎn filled to capacityFilled to capacity or fully occupied; describes a space where the number of people or things exceeds its normal limit, such as a theater, stadium, or warehouse
- 爆裂 bàoliè to burstto rupture, burst, or crack suddenly; to explode from internal pressure or heat
- 爆炸物 bàozhàwù explosivesitems or materials that are capable of exploding; explosive substance
- 爆发力 bàofālì explosive powerexplosive power or dynamic intensity; a sudden and intense burst of physical or creative energy, such as that used in sprinting, jumping, or musical performance
- 大爆炸 dàbàozhà Big Bang(cosmology) the origin of the universe; the theory that the universe started with an explosion from a single point
- 爆棚 bàopéng full to burstingcrowded beyond capacity; packed with people; (of a theater, bus, etc.) to be full to bursting
- 爆炸性 bàozhàxìng explosivenessthe physical property of being liable to explode; volatility
- 核爆 hébào nuclear explosionA rapid release of energy caused by nuclear fission or fusion; often used when referring to nuclear weapons
- 起爆 qǐbào to detonateto explode or set off an explosion by lighting a fuse or pressing a button
- 爆炒 bàochǎo to quick-fryto stir-fry rapidly over a very high heat
- 惊爆 jīngbào shocking newsTo break or leak (shocking news); staggering or unexpected (news, prices, etc.)
- 火山爆发 huǒshānbàofā volcanic eruptioneruption of a volcano; the process by which a volcano ejects gas, lava, and debris due to geothermal heat
- 爆发性 bàofāxìng explosivenessthe quality of being explosive or tempestuous; explosive power
- 核爆炸 hébàozhà nuclear explosionA sudden and massive release of energy from a high-speed nuclear reaction; may result from fission, fusion, or both.
- 爆燃 bàorán to deflagrateto burn suddenly and violently; to deflagrate; combustion
- 爆炸力 bàozhàlì explosive forceexplosive force; the strength of an explosion
- 爆冷门 bàolěngmén to pull off an upsetTo produce an unexpected winner or result, especially in sports or competitions; to pull off a coup.
- 易爆 yìbào explosivetending to explode easily; volatile
- 定向爆破 dìngxiàngbàopò directional blastingTechnique used to make a structure or land mass fall in a specific direction during an explosion, commonly used in mining and demolition.
- 爆破手 bàopòshǒu dynamitera person whose job is to perform blasting or demolition using explosives
- 爆破筒 bàopòtǒng Bangalore torpedoA metal tube filled with explosives and a detonator, primarily used to clear obstacles like barbed wire or to destroy enemy structures
- 爆冷 bàolěng to pull off an upsetto produce an unexpected result, especially in a sports competition; to pull off a coup or a breakthrough
- 爆炸波 bàozhàbō blast wavea shock wave or pressure wave caused by an explosion
- 爆鸣 bàomíng sound of an explosion, fulminationthe sound of an explosion; a loud bang, detonation, or the act of exploding
- 抗爆 kàngbào antiknockhaving antiknock properties, typically referring to the resistance of a fuel to premature ignition in an internal combustion engine
- 爆花 bàohuā popcornpuffed rice or popcorn
- 爆仗 bàozhang firecrackerfirecracker; colloquially also called [[爆竹|爆竹|bao4 zhu2]] or [[炮仗|炮仗|pao4 zhang5]]
- 导爆索 dǎobàosuǒ detonating cordA cord containing an explosive core used to set off a larger explosive; primacord. Also referred to as [[导火索|導火索|dao3 huo3 suo3]] or [[导火线|導火線|dao3 huo3 xian4]].
- 爆肚儿 bàodǔr quick-boiled tripea traditional Beijing dish consisting of beef or lamb tripe that is quickly blanched in boiling water and served with a dipping sauce
- 一夜爆红 yīyèbàohóng to become popular overnightTo become an overnight sensation; to gain sudden fame or popularity in a very short time.
- 人口爆炸 rénkǒubàozhà population explosiona rapid and sudden increase in the number of people living in an area; refers to population growth that is extremely fast or density that is extremely high
- 信息爆炸 xìnxībàozhà information explosionA rapid and dramatic increase in the amount of information available in a short period of time.
- 傻爆眼 shǎbàoyǎn flabbergasted(slang) stunned; flabbergasted; an emphatic version of [[傻眼|傻眼|sha3 yan3]] used to express extreme disbelief or being speechless at a situation
- 光爆 guāngbào explosion of lightan explosion or burst of light
- 内爆 nèibào implosionto implode; an implosion, especially as a physical process or a sudden collapse inward
- 内爆法原子弹 nèibàofǎyuánzǐdàn implosion atomic bombimplosion-type atomic bomb
- 刷爆 shuābào to max outto max out a credit card; to reach the spending limit on a card
- 劲爆 jìngbào electrifying(colloquial) intense, exciting, or stunning; used to describe performances, scenes, or fashion; originally from Cantonese
- 原爆点 yuánbàodiǎn ground zerothe point on the earth's surface directly above or below an exploding nuclear bomb
- 口爆 kǒubào oral ejaculation(slang) to ejaculate inside someone's mouth during oral sex
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH