高潮 | gāo cháo | high tide; high water; upsurge; climax; orgasm; chorus (part of a song) | |
潮流 | cháo liú | tide; current; trend | |
热潮 | rè cháo | upsurge; popular craze | |
思潮 | sī cháo | tide of thought; way of thinking characteristic of a historical period; Zeitgeist | |
浪潮 | làng cháo | wave; tides |
1 | The women with elder brothers had started their periods almost a year later than others. | |
2 | "I want a strong Tide," she said. | |
3 | We need to recognize that things ebb and flow, like the tide. This is natural and normal. | |
4 | It's damp and cold, I think it's going to rain. | |
5 | Then the second effect kicks in: The boomers start to retire. |