How to write 磅

磅 [bàng] 名 1. A unit of weight in the British and American measurement systems, where one pound equals 0.45359237 kilograms. 2. A platform scale made of metal, with a weight-bearing metal plate on the base. 3. One of the names for various weight units ranging from 300 grams to 1070 grams ([En.] pound). 4. An old weight name that only exists in theory now, where one pound equals 5760 grains or 373 grams. 5. A weight name commonly used among English-speaking peoples, where one pound equals 7000 grains or 453 grams. 6. A device for weighing objects ([En.] scale). Example: Putting luggage on the scale to see how heavy it is. 7. A unit for measuring the size of printed type, approximately equal to one-seventy-second of an inch ([En.] point). 动 1. To weigh using a pound scale ([En.] weigh). Example: Going to weigh; weighing body weight. 2. See also páng. 形 1. Vast and boundless. Refer to the term "磅礴" for more details. 状 1. Describes the sound of a collision. Refer to the term "磅硠" for more details. 另见 bàng (See also bàng)