温饱 | wēn bǎo | to have enough food and warm clothes; adequately provided | |
饱满 | bǎo mǎn | full; plump | |
饱和 | bǎo hé | saturation | |
饱含 | bǎo hán | to be full of (emotion); to brim with (love, tears etc) | |
饱受 | bǎo shòu | to endure; to suffer; to be subjected to |
1 | I've had enough. I can't eat any more. | |
2 | I can't eat any more; I'm full up. | |
3 | She underfed his former wife's children. | |
4 | Research shows soy proteins interact with receptors in our brains that tell us we're full. | |
5 | If your body has one major flaw, this is it: It takes 20 minutes for your stomach to tell your brain that it's had enough. |