爆炸 | bào zhà | explosion; to explode; to blow up; to detonate | |
爆发 | bào fā | to break out; to erupt; to explode; to burst out | |
爆竹 | bào zhú | firecracker | |
火爆 | huǒ bào | fiery (temper); popular; flourishing; prosperous; lively | |
爆破 | bào pò | to blow up; to demolish (using explosives); dynamite; blast |
1 | The child pricked the balloon and it burst. | |
2 | You know, unless we really do explode the internet. | |
3 | With such high tempreture, such hugh tendency, how come it merges in the space and the exploded into a world instead? | |
4 | He envisioned a bigger "balloon" that would burst and release drugs to shut off tumor blood vessels - then a smaller balloon would release chemotherapy drugs. | |
5 | If she voices reservations, he puts a gun in her mouth and threatens to blow her head off. |