character
Only used in 冒頓/冒顿 (Mòdú, “name of a Xiongnu chieftain”).
冒 [-]
Jyutping
mak6
Pinyin
mào
Definitions (CC-CEDICT)
to emit
to give off
to send out (or up, forth)
to brave
to face
reckless
to falsely adopt (sb's identity etc)
to feign
(literary) to cover
Definitions (CC-CANTO)
to covet glory and wealth/part of a name (Modu Chanyu)
冒 [-]
Jyutping
mou6
Pinyin
mào
Definitions (CC-CEDICT)
surname Mao
Definitions (CC-CANTO)
(verb) 1. Taking risk (to do things); 2. Rise up (from water etc.)
to emit/to give off/to send out (or up, forth)/brave/bold/to cover/to act under false pretences/to risk/to dare/to burst/rash
Definitions (粵典–words.hk)
動詞
發出,散播出;通常係氣體 to emit; to give off; to come out
我架車頭冒煙。
我架车头冒烟。
ngo5 gaa3 ce1 tau4 mou6 jin1. There is smoke coming from the front of my car.
動詞
令自己有機會陷於危險之中 to risk; to brave
冒生命危險
冒生命危险
mou6 sang1 ming6 ngai4 him2 to risk one's life
動詞
假扮 to pretend to be someone or something
假冒
假冒
gaa2 mou6 to pretend to be
Definitions (Wiktionary)
character, obsolete
to receive; to suffer from
character, obsolete
bold; thoughtless; boldly
冒失
冒失
mào shī thoughtlessly
黨中央辦事,總是同地方商量,不同地方商量從來不冒下命令。
党中央办事,总是同地方商量,不同地方商量从来不冒下命令。
dǎng zhōng yāng bàn shì , zǒng shì tóng dì fāng shāng liang , bù tóng dì fāng shāng liang cóng lái bù mào xià mìng lìng . It is the practice of the Central Committee of the Party to consult the local authorities on the matters to be taken up; it never hastily issues orders without prior consultation.
character, Mandarin, Wu, dialectal
to vomit or to have diarrhoea
character, obsolete
Substitute character for 芼 (mào, “name of a vegetable”).
character, Mandarin
to appear; to emerge
character
to emit; to give off; to send out
冒煙
冒烟
mào yān to give off smoke
character, obsolete
Original form of 帽 (mào, “hat”).
character, obsolete
to wear a hat
character, obsolete
cloth used to dress a corpse; sack for corpses
character, Mandarin, dialectal
to cover rice or noodles with vegetables and meat; to put broth over noodles or rice
character, obsolete
Original form of 瑁 (mào, “ceremonial jade”).
It is the practice of the Central Committee of the Party to consult the local authorities on the matters to be taken up; it never hastily issues orders without prior consultation.