bào
exploser; éclater; faire frire rapidement
这个消息在网上爆红。
Zhège xiāoxi bǎo hóng.
This news went viral online.
他因为丑闻而爆红。
Tā yīnwèi chǒuwén ér bǎo hóng.
He became famous because of a scandal.
这个产品一经推出就爆卖。
Zhège chǎnpǐn yī jīng tuī chū jiù bǎo mài.
This product sold out as soon as it was launched.
炸 (zhà)
explode
爆裂 (bàoliè)
burst
冷 (lěng)
cold
灭 (miè)
extinguish
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The Chinese character 爆 (bào) is composed of two parts: the radical 火 (huǒ), which means "fire", and the phonetic component 孛 (bó). The radical 火 indicates that the character is related to fire or heat, while the phonetic component 孛 provides a clue to its pronunciation.The original meaning of 爆 was "to burst" or "to explode". This meaning is still preserved in the modern Chinese word 爆炸 (bàozhà), which means "explosion". However, 爆 has also developed a number of other meanings, including "to fry", "to roast", "to pop", and "to crack".The character 爆 is often used in Chinese cooking to describe the process of cooking food over high heat. For example, the dish 爆炒 (bàochǎo) is a stir-fry dish that is cooked over high heat. 爆 can also be used to describe the sound of something bursting or exploding. For example, the Chinese word 爆竹 (bàozhú) means "firecracker".The character 爆 is a versatile character that can be used in a variety of contexts. It is a useful character to know for HSK learners who want to be able to read and understand Chinese recipes and other texts about cooking.
