饱 Stroke Order — How to Write 饱
饱 is written in 8 strokes, following the standard Chinese stroke order. Start from the radical 饣, then complete the remaining strokes.
Stroke order matters in Chinese: it keeps the character balanced, and it is how dictionaries and handwriting input methods expect a character to be written.
饱 Radical and Character Components
饱 is a phono-semantic compound: 饣 (food) carries the meaning, while 包 indicates the sound.
Radical: 饣 + 5 more strokes
饱 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- bǎo
Meanings of 饱 in Chinese
1
bǎo饱
Full; satisfied with food, opposite of hungry. Often used in phrases like '饱餐' (bǎo cān, to eat one's fill) or '饱暖' (bǎo nuǎn, well-fed and warm).
经过一天的忙碌，我们终于可以饱餐一顿了
After a busy day, we can finally have a good meal.
Full; sufficient; satiated; to the full.
这场精彩的演出，让观众们一饱眼福。
This wonderful performance allowed the audience to feast their eyes.
Common Words and Phrases with 饱
1
To eat a large, satisfying meal; to have a hearty meal; to eat one's fill.
徒步旅行后，我们都饥肠辘辘，准备饱餐一顿。
After the hike, we were all starving and ready to feast.
2
To have fully tasted or extensively experienced/endured something, often deeply or for a long time.
经过多年的努力，他终于成功，但在此之前，他饱尝了失败和挫折。
After years of effort, he finally succeeded, but before that, he endured many failures and setbacks.
3
To read extensively and deeply, becoming highly learned.
他饱读诗书，对古典文化有独到的见解
He is extensively well-read in poetry and literature, possessing unique insights into classical culture.
4
A belch or burp, especially one after eating a meal.
小明吃完一大碗面后，心满意足地打了个饱嗝儿
Xiao Ming let out a satisfied burp after finishing a big bowl of noodles.
5
full of; replete with; imbued with
这首诗饱含了作者对大自然的热爱。
This poem is full of the author's love for nature.
6
To be saturated or to reach maximum capacity/limit.
市场已经达到饱和，很难再有新的增长点。
The market has reached saturation, making it difficult to find new growth points.
7
having experienced great changes in the world; having gone through a lot of vicissitudes
她饱经沧桑的眼神中透露出对生活深深的理解。
A profound understanding of life was revealed in her eyes, which had witnessed many changes and hardships.
8
Weather-beaten; having endured many hardships and difficulties.
这位老船长饱经风霜的脸上刻满了岁月的痕迹。
The old captain's weather-beaten face was etched with the marks of time.
9
Having experienced a great deal of sorrow and hardship.
这位老人饱经忧患，却依然保持着乐观的心态。
This old man, having endured a lifetime of hardships, still maintains an optimistic attitude.
10
To fully enjoy an extensive view or a wide range of reading.
旅行时，他喜欢饱览当地的自然风光和历史遗迹。
When traveling, he likes to feast his eyes on the local natural scenery and historical sites.
11
Plump, full, and substantial; or vigorous and energetic.
他以饱满的热情投入到新的研究项目。
He dedicated himself to the new research project with full enthusiasm.
12
to be satiated with food; to eat one's fill
假期里，我们每天都能饱食美食，感到非常满足。
During the holidays, we could eat our fill of delicious food every day and felt very satisfied.
13
fully exposed to and suffer from (something negative)
那棵老树饱受风吹雨打，依然屹立不倒
That old tree has endured much wind and rain, yet still stands tall.
14
erudite; highly learned
他从小就爱好读书，长大后成为了一位饱学之士，对历史和文学都有独到见解。
He loved reading from a young age and grew up to be a deeply learned person, possessing unique insights into history and literature.
15
to feast one's eyes on something rare or beautiful; to enjoy a good sight fully
在博物馆里，我看到了许多珍贵的艺术品，真是大饱眼福
In the museum, I saw many precious artworks, which was truly a feast for my eyes.
More words with 饱
- wēn温bǎo饱adequate food and clothing, basic necessities
- bàn半bǎo饱half-full
- zhōng中bǎo饱Self-enrichment, To line one's pockets
- dǎ打bǎo饱gé嗝ér儿to belch after a solid meal
- bǎo饱fù腹satiety, fullness
- chī吃bǎo饱full, satiated
- hén很bǎo饱Very full, I'm full
- tài太bǎo饱Too full, Stuffed
- bǎo饱dú读shī诗shū书well-read, highly educated
- bǎo饱fù腹gǎn感satiety, fullness
- bǎo饱zú足full, satiated
- bǎo饱zú足gǎn感satiety, fullness
- bǎo饱fàn饭Full meal, Hearty meal
- chī吃bù不bǎo饱not get enough to eat, not be full
- chī吃bǎo饱chuān穿nuǎn暖well-fed and well-clothed, having enough food and clothing
- dà大báo饱yǎn眼fú福A feast for the eyes, To feast one's eyes
- díng顶bǎo饱filling, hearty
- tián填bǎo饱dù肚zǐ子Fill one's stomach, Satisfy one's hunger
- yì一báo饱yǎn眼fú福Feast one's eyes, Enjoy a visual treat
- wēn温bǎo饱wèn问tí题food and clothing problem, subsistence problem
Idioms with 饱
- bǎo饱cān餐yī一dùn顿have a hearty meal
- bǎo饱jīng经fēng风yǔ雨experienced many hardships
- bǎo饱jīng经shì世biàn变experienced many changes and hardships
- bǎo饱jīng经shì世gù故worldly-wise and experienced
- bǎo饱jīng经shuāng霜xuě雪experienced countless hardships
- bǎo饱liàn练shì世gù故worldly-wise and sophisticated
- bǎo饱qí其sī私náng囊line one's own pockets
- bǎo饱shí食nuǎn暖yī衣well-fed and well-clothed
- bǎo饱shí食zhōng终rì日eat all day and do no serious work
- bǎo饱xiǎng飨lǎo老quán拳receive a severe beating
- bǎo饱xué学zhī之shì士a highly learned scholar
- bǐ笔hān酣mò墨bǎo饱fluent, expressive, and rich writing
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Open the tool →Questions about 饱
What does 饱 mean in Chinese?
饱 (bǎo) means “Full” in Chinese.
How do you pronounce 饱?
饱 is pronounced bǎo in Mandarin Chinese.
How many strokes does 饱 have?
饱 has 8 strokes.
How do you write 饱?
饱 is written in 8 strokes, starting from the radical 饣. See the animated stroke order on this page.
What is the radical of 饱?
The radical of 饱 is 饣, and 饱 is a phono-semantic compound.
