薄饼 | báo bǐng | thin flat cake; pancake; pizza | |
薄脆 | báo cuì | crispy; thin and brittle; a crispy fried cracker | |
厚薄 | hòu báo | thickness; also pr. [hou4 bo2] | |
薄层 | báo céng | thin layer; thin slice; film; lamina; lamella | |
薄板 | báo bǎn | thin plate; sheet; lamina; Taiwan pr. bo2 ban3 |
薄弱 | bó ruò | weak; frail | |
淡薄 | dàn bó | thin; light; flagging; faint | |
单薄 | dān bó | weak; frail; thin; flimsy | |
薄膜 | bó mó | membrane; film; Classifiers: 层 | |
浅薄 | qiǎn bó | superficial |
薄荷 | bò he | field mint; peppermint | |
薄荷油 | bò he yóu | peppermint oil | |
胡椒薄荷 | hú jiāo bò he | peppermint | |
香薄荷 | xiāng bò he | savory (herb) | |
薄荷酮 | bò he tóng | menthone (chemistry) |
1 | The surface of the earth was thinner in some places. It was in these places that earthquakes and volcanoes developed. | |
2 | She prims her thin lips after every mouthful of tea. | |
3 | If you want a thin laptop then buying a laptop without a CD drivemay be a good idea. | |
4 | He walked an aisle over and found another thin volume, its script also handpenned, but in the latter part of the nineteenth century. | |
5 | As a consumer I have difficulty comprehending how this thing can be thinner than a "dumb" flatscreen monitor, yet still have a powerful computer inside. |