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饱和
Old HSK 6

饱和 (bǎohé) · saturated

饱和 (bǎohé) means “saturated; full to capacity”. It is written with 2 characters: 饱 (full (after eating)) + 和 (and). It is an old HSK 6 word (HSK 2.0).

How 饱和 is built

The characters

饱 bǎo · full (after eating)

What 饱 is made of

Origin hint: 饣 gives the meaning, 包 gives the sound. (from the Make Me a Hanzi dataset; treat as a memory aid where history is uncertain)

和 hé · and

What 和 is made of

Origin hint: 口 gives the meaning, 禾 gives the sound. (from the Make Me a Hanzi dataset; treat as a memory aid where history is uncertain)

Example sentences

这个市场已经饱和了。Zhège shìchǎng yǐjīng bǎohé le.This market is already saturated.
城市里的停车场已经饱和。Chéngshì lǐ de tíngchēchǎng yǐjīng bǎohé.The car parks in the city are already full.

Questions about 饱和

What does 饱和 mean?

饱和 (bǎohé) means “saturated; full to capacity”.

How do you pronounce 饱和?

饱和 is pronounced bǎohé.

Which HSK level is 饱和?

饱和 is in Old HSK 6.

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It is part of Old HSK 6 · Group 5: a short group with quick checks and spaced repeats.

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