(bó) surname Bo
(báo) thin; cold in manner; indifferent; weak; light; infertile
(bó) meager; slight; weak; ungenerous or unkind; frivolous; to despise; to belittle; to look down on; to approach or near
(bò) see 薄荷[bo4 he5]
(bóyībō) Bo Yibo (1908-2007), ranking PRC politician, served on State Council from 1950s to 1980s as colleague of Deng Xiaoping
(bólì) small profits
(bólìduōxiāo) small profit but rapid turnover
(bóhòu) meanness and generosity; intimacy and alienation
(bómìng) to be born under an unlucky star (usu. of women); to be born unlucky
(bódì) barren land; poor soil
(báocéng) thin layer; thin slice; film; lamina; lamella
(bóxìng) fickle; inconstant person
(bóruò) weak; frail
(bódài) mean treatment; indifference; meager hospitality
(bóqíng) inconstant in love; fickle
(bójì) meager skill; my poor talents (humble)
(bómíng) dim light; early dawn
(bóàn) at dusk; evening
(bómù) dusk; twilight
(bóxiǎo) at dawn
(báobǎn) metal sheet; lamina
(bóyóucéng) oil sheet
(bóhǎi) vast area; all the way to the sea
(bókǎobǐng) pancake
(bóxīlái) Bo Xilai (1949-), PRC politician, Minister of Commerce from 2004, Politburo member from 2007
(báopiàn) thin slice; thin section; flake; Taiwan pr. [bo2 pian4]
(bóruìguāng) Raymond Burghard (1945-), US diplomat and ambassador to Vietnam 2001-2004, chairman of American Institute in Taiwan from 2006
(bóchǎn) meager estate; small means
(bótián) barren field; poor land
(bólǐ) my meager gift (humble)
(báoshā) gauze (cloth)
(báozhǐ) tissue; kleenex
(bótāicíqì) eggshell china
(báocuì) crispy thin (cooking style)
(bómó) membrane; film; CL:層|层[ceng2]
(bòhe) field mint; peppermint
(bòheyóu) peppermint oil
(báotòujìng) thin lens (i.e. of negligible thickness in optics)
(báojiǔ) dilute wine; insipid wine; I'm sorry the wine I offer you is so poor. (humble)
(bóchóu) small reward (for work); meager remuneration
(bówù) mist; haze
(bómiàn) my meager sensibilities; blushing face; please do it for my sake (i.e. to save my face)(humble)
(báobǐng) thin flat cake; pancake; pizza
(bóyǎnghòuzàng) to neglect one's parents but give them a rich funeral; hypocrisy in arranging a lavish funeral after treating one's parents meanly