敖 (Chinese PinYin: [áo]; traditional Chinese: 敖) may mean: (1) noun. A family name; (2) verb. stroll. The word should not be confused with 遨 (to travel). Some common phrases and expressions are: 敖包 (ovoo), 敖包相会 (a Chinese TV drama), 一个敖包 (an ovoo), 敖包的功能 (ovoo’s functions), 敖先生 (Mr. Ao).

1. How to pronounce 敖?

Chinese Pinyin: [áo]

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2. Synonyms And Antonyms of 敖

Synonyms: 遨

Antonyms: N/A

3. What are the fixed expression, collocation and idioms that contains 敖

Fixed expression: 敖包 (ovoo), 敖包相会 (a Chinese TV drama),

Collocation: 一个敖包 (an ovoo), 敖包的功能 (ovoo’s functions), 敖先生 (Mr. Ao),

Idioms: 若敖鬼馁 / 若敖之鬼 (have no progeny), 谑浪笑敖 (with scornful words and jeering smiles), 敖世轻物 (supercilious and self-conceited), 桀敖不驯 (wild and intractable),

Terminologies: N/A

4. How to use 敖 in a sentence?

Below are some example sentences and quotes containing 敖.

4.1 这里还有这么大的敖包。

Translation: There is such a huge ovoo.

4.2 每一个敖包都代表着一个神

Translation: Every ovoo is thought as the representation of a god.

4.3 传统上, 敖包是蒙古本土宗教用来敬奉神的祭坛.

Translation: Ovoos are sacrificial altars that are traditionally used for worship in the indigenous religion of Mongols.

4.4 随着历史文化的变迁，敖包的功能也发生了演变。

Translation: With the historical and cultural changes, ovoo has different functions.

4.5 让我来介绍一下敖先生。

Translation: Let me introduce Mr. Ao.

4.6 请代我问候敖先生。

Translation: Please remember me to Mr. Ao.

4.7 让我跟敖先生讲话。

Translation: Let me talk to Mr. Ao.

4.8 敖先生就是其中之一。

Translation: Mr. Ao is one of them.

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