Usage of the character 搏

to fight
to combat
to seize
(of heart) to beat

bóbì

搏髀

[搏髀]

to beat time by slapping one's thighs

bóshā

搏杀

[搏殺]

to fight and kill; to engage in fierce combat (also used figuratively of opposing chess players)

ròubó

肉搏

[肉搏]

to fight hand-to-hand

bózhàn

搏战

[搏戰]

to fight
to struggle
to wage war

màibó

脉搏

[脈搏]

pulse (both medical and figurative)

sībó

厮搏

[廝搏]

to come to blows; to fight; to tussle

xīnbó

心搏

[心搏]

heartbeat
pulse

bódòng

搏动

[搏動]

to beat rhythmically
to throb
to pulsate

bómìng

搏命

[搏命]

to fight with all one has

bójī

搏击

[搏擊]

to fight, esp. with hands
wrestling (as a sport)
to wrestle
to wrestle (against fate, with a problem etc)
to capture prey

zǎobó

早搏

[早搏]

(medicine) premature beat; extrasystole

pīnbó

拼搏

[拼搏]

to struggle
to wrestle

bódòu

搏斗

[搏鬥]

to wrestle; to fight; to struggle

ròubózhàn

肉搏战

[肉搏戰]

hand-to-hand combat

bógǎnqíng

搏感情

[搏感情]

(Tw) to build up a rapport; to cultivate a warm relationship (from Taiwanese 跋感情, Tai-lo pr. (pua̍h-kám-tsîng))

qǐbóqì

起搏器

[起搏器]

artificial pacemaker

fàngshǒuyībó

放手一搏

[放手一搏]

to put one's all into the fight