呼【hū】
- to call
- to cry
- to shout
- to breath out
- to exhale
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to call
- to cry
- to shout
- to breath out
- to exhale
This meaning refers to using voice to attract someone’s attention or to communicate with someone, often over a distance.
I am calling my friend in the park.
This usage signifies expressing emotions through sounds, typically associated with sadness or distress.
The baby starts to cry, wanting attention from mom.
He cries very sadly because he lost his pet.
This meaning indicates raising one's voice loudly, usually in order to make oneself heard or to express strong emotions.
She shouts loudly, trying to make everyone hear.
This refers to the action of expelling air from the lungs, often used in contexts related to relaxation or expressing relief.
After a whole day at work, he finally breathes out a sigh of relief.
She takes a deep breath, then slowly breathes out.
This is specifically about the process of releasing breath, often in a controlled manner, relevant in contexts like breathing exercises or speaking.
During meditation, he focuses on exhaling slowly.
The coach teaches them how to exhale properly.
Generated collocations (experimental)
hū jiào呼叫to call outhū hǎn呼喊to shouthū xī呼吸to breathehū huàn呼唤to call forhū chū呼出to exhalehū shēng呼声the sound of callinghū jiù呼救to call for helphū fēng huàn yǔ呼风唤雨to call the wind and summon the rain (to have great influence or power)hū xiào呼啸to whistlehū呼péng朋huàn唤yǒu友to gather friendshū zhī yù chū呼之欲出to be on the verge of being realized (literally "calling out is imminent")dà shēng大声hū hǎn呼喊to shout loudlyqīng shēng轻声hū huàn呼唤to softly call out