| 浮动 | fú dòng | to float and drift; unstable | |
| 浮躁 | fú zào | fickle and impatient; restless; giddy; scatterbrained | |
| 浮现 | fú xiàn | to appear before one's eyes; to come into view; to float into appearance; to come back (of images from the past); to emerge; it emerges; it occurs (to me that..) | |
| 飘浮 | piāo fú | to float; to hover; also written 漂浮 | |
| 上浮 | shàng fú | to float up |
| 1 | Once during the night her sisters came up arm-in-arm, singing sorrowfully, as they floated on the water. | |
| 2 | Interesting questions come to mind-- Is this a cover, and do I need to know the original? | |
| 3 | Tell yourself that you're dreaming, and think of a story that involves flying. | |
| 4 | If you swim there, you float as if you were in the ocean, a thousand miles away. | |
| 5 | We looked at the walkway and saw people waving towels at us, then we looked further out to sea and saw what looked like blood, and a man's leg come up. |
