| 咆哮 | páo xiào | to roar; to thunder; to snarl; to bluster (of wind, waves etc); crashing waves (onom.); to rage (of a person) | |
| 哮喘 | xiào chuǎn | asthma | |
| 咆哮如雷 | páo xiào rú léi | to be in a thundering rage (idiom) | |
| 哮喘病 | xiào chuǎn bìng | asthma | |
| 哮鸣 | xiào míng | wheezing |
| 1 | The silence was an intense roar. | |
| 2 | China has banned its use as a pig feed additive. | |
| 3 | The wind roar, scooped up the wheezing frozen soil, despite the old news. | |
| 4 | It is very unusual for croup to cause long-term complications. | |
| 5 | The lifetime prevalence of wheeze was 35% at study entry, and for asthma it was 15%. |