(bào) to explode or burst; to quick fry or quick boil
(bàoguāng) photographic exposure; public exposure
(bàolěng) an upset (esp. in sports); unexpected turn of events; to pull off a coup; a breakthrough
(bàolěngmén) an upset (esp. in sports); unexpected turn of events; to pull off a coup; a breakthrough
(bàolěngménr) erhua variant of 爆冷門|爆冷门, an upset (esp. in sports); unexpected turn of events; to pull off a coup; a breakthrough
(bàochū) to burst out; to appear unexpectedly; to break (media story)
(bàodàn) bomb; explosion
(bàoliào) to expose (in the media); to talk about sth often overlooked or non-confirmable; to scoop (esp. Taiwan media)
(bàopéng) full to bursting
(bàomǎn) filled to capacity (of theater, stadium, gymnasium etc)
(bàozhà) explosion; to explode; to blow up; to detonate
(bàozhàlì) explosive force; strength of an explosion
(bàozhàxìng) explosive; fig. shocking
(bàozhàwù) explosive
(bàozhàdewúxiàodàn) flare dud
(bàorán) to detonate; to ignite
(bàoyùmǐhuā) popcorn; puffed rice
(bàofā) to break out; to erupt; to explode; to burst out
(bàofāxìng) explosiveness; recoil
(bàopò) to blow up; to demolish (using explosives); dynamite; blast
(bàopòshǒu) blaster; soldier or workman who sets off explosive charges; petardier
(bàozhú) firecracker
(bàoxiào) loud laugh; guffaw; explosion of laughter
(bàoguǎn) cartridge igniter; squib
(bàomǐhuā) puffed rice; popcorn
(bàosuōxínghéwǔqì) implosion bomb
(bàoshēng) pop
(bàodǔ) deep fried tripe
(bàodǔr) erhua variant of 爆肚[bao4 du3]
(bàotāi) flat tire; burst tire; blowout
(bàocāng) overbooked (plane, ship)
(bàohuā) see 爆玉米花[bao4 yu4 mi3 hua1]
(bàoliè) burst; crack
(bàozhèn) knocking (fault in internal combustion engine)
(bàoyīn) sonic boom
(bàomíng) crack; exploding sound