摩
rub; stroke; study; mole
Meanings
5 senses · 21 examplesverb
rub; touch against each other
Describes physical contact between multiple people or objects, often used to convey a lively or crowded scene.
The athletes are rubbing their fists and palms, ready for the competition.
On the festival street, people come and go, shoulder to shoulder, very lively.
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The two cars accidentally rubbed against each other when turning.
In the crowded subway, people are shoulder to shoulder.
The crowd passes by shoulder to shoulder, the scene is very crowded.
verb
stroke; pat gently
Used for gentle touching to soothe or examine someone or something.
Mom gently stroked my head, comforting me not to be afraid.
The doctor massaged the patient's shoulders to relieve his pain.
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He stroked the kitten's back, playing with it.
The old man stroked the old photo, recalling the past.
The masseuse stroked the customer's back with her palms to relax the muscles.
verb
study; ponder; deliberate
formalUsed for carefully thinking about or discussing a problem or idea.
We need to observe and learn the teaching experience of other schools.
He repeatedly pondered the deep meaning of this article.
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Scholars observe and discuss ancient literary works.
The designer pondered the customer's needs to optimize the design plan.
Everyone pondered the answer to this puzzle together.
noun
surname Mo
A rare Chinese family name.
Mr. Mo is a new colleague in our company.
measure word
mole (SI unit of amount of substance)
technicalA scientific measurement term for the amount of a substance, referring to approximately 6.02×10²³ particles.
1 mole of oxygen contains approximately 6.02×10²³ oxygen molecules.
We need to use 0.5 mole of sodium chloride solution in the chemistry experiment.
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This reaction requires 2 moles of hydrogen to participate.
The mass of 1 mole of carbon-12 is exactly 12 grams.
Mole, abbreviated as mol, is one of the base units in the International System of Units.