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怖

bù

HSK 6 Character

What 怖 means

1. terror
2. terrified
3. afraid
4. frightened

Example sentences

• 恐怖片会吓到小孩。
  Kǒngbùpiàn huì xià dào xiǎohái.
  Scary movies will frighten the children.
• 我要去看恐怖电影。
  Wǒ yào qù kàn kǒngbùdiànyǐng.
  I'm going to see a horror film.
• 我痛恨恐怖主义组织。
  Wǒ tònghèn kǒngbùzhǔyì zǔzhī.
  I hate terrorist organizations.
• 我哥哥喜欢恐怖电影。
  Wǒ gēge xǐhuan kǒngbùdiànyǐng.
  My brother likes horror movies.
• 卡罗常常看恐怖电影。
  Carol often watches horror movies.
• 恐怖的场面让了他颤抖。
  Kǒngbù de chǎngmiàn ràng le tā chàndǒu.
  The terrible scene sent shivers down his spine.

Words containing 怖

• 恐怖kǒng bùterrible; frightful; frightening
• 恐怖主义kǒng bù zhǔ yìterrorism
• 白色恐怖Bái sè kǒng bùWhite Terror
• 恐怖片kǒng bù piànhorror movie
• 恐怖分子kǒng bù fèn zǐterrorist
• 恐怖组织kǒng bù zǔ zhīterrorist organization
• 恐怖电影kǒng bù diàn yǐnghorror movie
• 恐怖主义者kǒng bù zhǔ yì zhěterrorist
• 基地恐怖组织Jī dì Kǒng bù Zǔ zhīAl-Qaeda; same as 基地组织
• 生物恐怖主义shēng wù kǒng bù zhǔ yìbioterrorism
• 惊怖jīng bùto surprise
• 恐怖症kǒng bù zhèngphobia
• 广场恐怖症guǎng chǎng kǒng bù zhèngagoraphobia
• 血液恐怖症xuè yè kǒng bù zhèngblood phobia
• 恐怖袭击kǒng bù xí jīterrorist attack
• 恐怖片儿kǒng bù piān rerhua variant of 恐怖片

Characters that look like 怖

Easy to confuse on sight. Compare them side by side once and the pair stops costing you.

• 饰shìdecoration; ornament; to decorate
• 挪nuóto shift; to move
• 沸fèito boil
• 拂fúto flick; to brush off; (of a breeze) to brush lightly over
• 挎kuàto carry (esp. slung over the arm, shoulder or side)
• 恃shì(bound form) to rely on; (literary) one's mother

Sounds the same

Read bù, tone for tone, but written differently.

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• 部ministry; department; section
• 步a step; a pace; walk
• 布cloth; to declare; to announce
• 簿a book; a register; account-book
• 埠(bound form) wharf; pier; port town; (Taiwan; computing; bound form) port
• 埔used in place names
• 钚plutonium (chemistry)
• 瓿a kind of vase (old); see 安瓿
• 埗wharf; dock; jetty
• 蔀(literary) to cover; to shelter; (literary) 76 years (unit of time in ancient calendars)
• 㘵(used in place names)