吹

Tā chuīxīle làzhú.

She blew out the candle.

The subject, 'she', performs the action of blowing out, represented by '吹熄了', the object, 'the candle'.

Wǒ chuīle yīgè pàopào.

I blew a bubble.

The subject, 'I', performs the action of blowing, represented by '吹了', the object, 'a bubble'.

Chuáng qián chuī luò jǐ piàn huā.

A few flowers fell by the bed.

The phrase describes the scene of a few flowers falling due to some kind of blowing action in front of the bed.

Tā xǐhuān chuī kǒushào.

He likes to whistle.

The subject, 'he', is described as having the preference, 'likes', to perform the action of 'whistling', represented here by '吹口哨'.

Bàba chuī mǔqīn de tóufǎ.

Father blows mother's hair.

In this sentence, the subject, 'father', performs the action of blowing, denoted by '吹', on the object, 'mother's hair'.

Chuīgǔshǒu juédìng fàngqì.

The flautist decided to give up.

In this context, '吹鼓手' refers to a flautist. The flautist made a decision, represented by '决定', to 'give up'.

Fēng chuīguò xiǎoxī.

The wind blew across the stream.

In this phrase, the subject, 'the wind', performs the action of blowing, represented here by '吹过', across the object, 'the stream'.

Chuī niúpí jiùshì kuādà qící.

Boasting is exaggerating.

In this phrase, the action of 'boasting', called '吹牛皮' in Chinese, is equated with 'exaggerating'.

Wǒ chuī pòle qìqiú.

I popped the balloon.

Here, the subject, 'I', is performing the action of popping, represented by '吹破了', on the object, 'the balloon'.

Shuǐshǒumen zài chuántóu chuī hào.

The sailors are blowing horns at the bow.

The subject, 'the sailors', performs the action of 'blowing horns', represented by '吹号', at the location 'the bow'.