铺设 | pū shè | to lay (railroad tracks, carpet, pipeline); to install (wiring, cable); to construct (road, concrete slab) | |
铺天盖地 | pū tiān gài dì | lit. hiding the sky and covering the earth (idiom); fig. earth-shattering; omnipresent; of universal importance | |
铺盖 | pū gai | bedding; bedclothes | |
铺张浪费 | pū zhāng làng fèi | extravagance and waste (idiom) | |
铺轨 | pū guǐ | to lay railway track |
店铺 | diàn pù | store; shop | |
铺子 | pù zi | store; shop | |
床铺 | chuáng pù | bed | |
当铺 | dàng pù | pawn shop; Classifiers: 家 | |
铺面 | pù miàn | front window; store front |
1 | You too can pave the way. | |
2 | They had a cot set up for me. | |
3 | The great, those who are rich, are up above, in the acacia alley, which is paved. | |
4 | If you want to start practicing yoga daily, set your yoga mat out every night, so you see it when you first wake up. | |
5 | There are only a few paved roads, but asphalt crews are laying down new ones every day. |