pǎo
to run
to run away
to escape
to run around (on errands etc)
(of a gas or liquid) to leak or evaporate
(verb complement) away
off
qǐ pǎo
to start running
the start of a race
qǐ pǎo xiàn
the starting line (of a race)
scratch line (in a relay race)
pǎo mǎ
horse race
to ride a horse at a fast pace
wet dream
sài pǎo
race (running)
to race (running)
táo pǎo
to flee from sth
to run away
to escape
màn pǎo
jogging
to jog
to canter
a slow trot
lǐng pǎo
to take the lead in a race
to set the pace
pǎo chē
racing bicycle
sporting bicycle
sports car
logging truck
on the job (of a train conductor)
pǎo dào
athletic track
track
runway (i.e. airstrip)
pǎo bù
to run
to jog
(military) to march at the double
luàn pǎo
to run around all over the place
pǎo diào
to run away
to take to one's heels
kuài pǎo
to run fast
to sprint
to gallop
Gee up!
Run for it!
Pǎo kù
Le Parkour, a French sport invented by David Belle in 1980s, with aim of moving around urban areas
also written 飛躍道|飞跃道
pǎo biàn
to go everywhere
to scour (the whole town)
pǎo tí
to digress
to stray from the topic
pǎo fǎ
running style
racing technique
sù jiāo pǎo dào
synthetic athletics track
tartan track
pǎo mǎ quān dì
rushing to stake one's claim in new markets
gǎn páo
to drive away
to force out
to repel
qiǎng pǎo
to jump the gun
to make a false start
dōng bēn xī pǎo
to run this way and that (idiom); to rush about busily
to bustle about
pǎo diào
to be off-key or out of tune (while singing) (colloquial)
pǎo zǒu
to escape
to flee
to run away
dǎ pǎo
to run off rebuffed
to fend off
(to fight off and make sb) run off
bái pǎo yī tàng
to go on an errand for nothing
to go on a wild-goose chase
pǎo jiāng hú
to make a living as a traveling performer etc
pǎo lěi
running between bases (in baseball)
Pǎo mǎ shān
Paoma Mountain, or Lhamotse Mountain, in Kangding康定, Sichuan四川
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