搏 (bó) - To fight & to struggle
搏 · bó
To fight;
to struggle;
to wrestle;
to combat;
to seize;
to beat (as in heart);
to engage in physical combat.
To fightto struggleto wrestle
Usage highlights
To strugglePulseTo fight with all one's strengthLifeTo wrestleTo seize
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He fought bravely in the competition (搏斗).
- The doctor checked his pulse (搏动).
- They struggled for survival (为生存而搏).
- The lion seized its prey (搏获猎物).
Collocations
- To struggle(搏斗)
- Pulse(搏动)
- To fight with all one's strength(拼搏)
- Life-and-death struggle(生死搏斗)
- To wrestle(搏击)
- To seize(搏获)
Idioms
- A life-and-death struggle(生死搏斗)
- To fight with courage(奋力一搏)
- To struggle desperately(困兽犹搏)
- To fight against the current(逆流搏浪)
Cultural background
FAQ- The character embodies the concept of physical exertion and combat, often used in martial contexts.
- In traditional Chinese medicine, it refers to the pulse or heartbeat (搏动), indicating vitality.
- It conveys a sense of determination and resilience, valued in both personal and collective struggles.