魄
pò
Pinyin

Definition

魄
 - 
pò
  1. soul
  2. mortal soul, i.e. attached to the body

Character Decomposition

Related Words (12)

惊心动魄
jīng xīn dòng pò
  1. 1 shaking one to the core
  2. 2 extremely disturbing
  3. 3 hair-raising (idiom)
魄力
pò lì
  1. 1 courage
  2. 2 daring
  3. 3 boldness
  4. 4 resolution
  5. 5 drive
失魂落魄
shī hún luò pò
  1. 1 dazed
  2. 2 beside oneself (idiom)
气魄
qì pò
  1. 1 spirit
  2. 2 boldness
  3. 3 positive outlook
  4. 4 imposing attitude
落魄
luò pò
  1. 1 down and out
  2. 2 in dire straits
  3. 3 unrestrained
  4. 4 unconventional
  5. 5 also pr. [luò tuò]

Idioms (6)

动人心魄
dòng rén xīn pò
  1. 1 (idiom) breathtaking
  2. 2 deeply affecting
动魄惊心
dòng pò jīng xīn
  1. 1 shaking one to the core (idiom); extremely disturbing
  2. 2 shattering
  3. 3 hair-raising
丧魂落魄
sàng hún luò pò
  1. 1 scared out of one's wits (idiom); in a panic
失魂落魄
shī hún luò pò
  1. 1 dazed
  2. 2 beside oneself (idiom)
惊心动魄
jīng xīn dòng pò
  1. 1 shaking one to the core
  2. 2 extremely disturbing
  3. 3 hair-raising (idiom)

Sample Sentences

这行当适合您啊，敢创新、有魄力头脑又转得快！做生意正好！
zhè hángdang shìhé nín ā ，gǎn chuàngxīn 、yǒu pòlì tóunǎo yòu zhuàn de kuài ！zuò shēngyi zhènghǎo ！
That kind of career suits you very well. Given your courage in innovation, along with your drive, brains and adaptability, you're perfectly suited to doing business!
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很有魄力啊，正如奥巴马自己所说：“我不是提出这一问题的第一位总统，但我决定要成为最后一位总统！”
hěnyǒu pòlì ā ，zhèngrú Àobāmǎ zìjǐ suǒ shuō ：“wǒ bùshì tíchū zhè yī wèntí de dì yī wèi zǒngtǒng ，dàn wǒ juédìng yào chéngwéi zuìhòu yī wèi zǒngtǒng ！”
Very ambitious. Just like Obama himself said: "I am not the first president to raise this issue, but I have decided to become the last president to do so!"
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就是嘛！政府砸大钱入市护盘，还有只准买不准卖，这分明是“魄力救市”啊，哪里是别人说的“暴力救市”？！
jiùshì ma ！zhèngfǔ zá dà qián rùshì hùpán ，háiyǒu zhī zhǔn mǎi bùzhǔn mài ，zhè fēnmíng shì “pòlì jiùshì ”ā ，nǎli shì biérén shuō de “bàolì jiùshì ”？！
Tell me about it! The government throwing so much money into the market to protect the boards and only allowing people to buy and not sell is clearly a bold move to save the market, so why do other people describe it as aggressive?!
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