to float; superficial; floating; unstable; movable; provisional; temporary; transient; impetuous; hollow; inflated; to exceed; superfluous; excessive; surplus
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(of a thought or image) to come to mind; (of a smile etc) to appear (on sb's face); (of a problem etc) to emerge
to emerge
plankton
buoy
floating clouds; fleeting; transient
to drift about; to move unsteadily; (fig.) to fluctuate; to rise and fall; to be changeable; (economics) (of a currency or rate etc) to float
ice floe
(nonspecialist term for 水腫|水肿[shui3 zhong3]) to suffer from edema; swollen; bloated; puffy
to float up; to rise to the surface; fig. to rise in the world
(Buddhism) the world of the living
(finance) floating loss; unrealized loss
mere worldly, superficial gain, such as wealth and fame
buoyancy
ostentatious; pretentious; showy
variant of 浮屠[fu2 tu2]; alternative term for 佛陀[Fo2 tuo2]
topsoil; surface dust
to exaggerate; to be boastful; pompous; grandiose
dust (floating in the air or settled on a surface); large amount of airborne sand and dust, such as during a sandstorm
floating corpse
Buddha; Buddhist stupa (transliteration of Pali thupo)
see 浮山縣|浮山县[Fu2 shan1 Xian4]
pumice
passing thought; an idea that comes into one's head; recollection
pontoon bridge
see 浮梁縣|浮梁县[Fu2 liang2 Xian4]
feeble breath; frivolity; flippancy
ups and downs (of life etc); to drift along; to sink and emerge
froth; foam
to float about; (of a feeling) to show on the face; (of speech, friendship etc) shallow; vague
skin-deep; superficial; shallow
to float; to drift; to wander; variant of 蜉蝣[fu2 you2]
(of language or behavior) flippant and insincere
excessive; exorbitant; excessively
see 漂浮[piao1 fu2]
to snorkel
(computing) floating point
variant of 浮躁[fu2 zao4]
(finance) floating profit; unrealized profit
afloat
pumice
(computing) floating window
duckweed
frivolous; superficial
florid but insubstantial remarks; misleading way of saying sth
movable property; money and belongings; non-real estate assets
aerosol
to glue something lightly enough that it can be removed later
to float; to emerge
fickle and impatient; restless; giddy; scatterbrained