漂流 | piāo liú | to float on the current; to drift along or about; rafting | |
漂泊 | piāo bó | to drift (in the tide); to rove; to lead a wandering existence; drifter; wanderer | |
漂移 | piāo yí | to drift | |
漂游 | piāo yóu | drift | |
鱼漂 | yú piāo | fishing float |
漂白 | piǎo bái | to bleach; to whiten | |
漂洗 | piǎo xǐ | to rinse (clothes) | |
漂染 | piǎo rǎn | to bleach and dye | |
漂白剂 | piǎo bái jì | bleach | |
漂白水 | piǎo bái shuǐ | bleach |
漂亮 | piào liang | pretty; beautiful | |
漂漂亮亮 | piào piào liàng liàng | beautiful; pretty | |
爱漂亮 | ài piào liang | to like looking attractive (usually of girls); aestheticism | |
漂走 | piào zǒu | to float away; to drift; to be swept off |
1 | We don't plan it - we really don't even see it or feel it - but before we know it, we have floated away from each other. | |
2 | He loved his children and he knew that they all loved him too,But it seemed that they had drifted as kids often do. | |
3 | But throw a group of fire ants into the water, come back the next day, and they' ll still be floating. | |
4 | There was a squat toilet set into the floor, and in lieu of toilet paper a shallow well with a little plastic bowl floating on top. | |
5 | In a little while his heart and liver floated up, reddening the water. |