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豹 (bào) 1. A mammal that can climb trees, commonly preying on deer, sheep, monkeys, and more. Its fur can be used to make clothing and bedding. 2. A surname. 豹 (bào) 1. A mammal that can climb trees, commonly preying on deer, sheep, monkeys, and more. Its fur can be used to make clothing and bedding: "The leopard's head bears a fierce demeanor," referring to a person’s intimidating appearance. "Not yet having seen the full leopard." 2. A surname. 豹 (bào) [Part of Speech]: Noun [Original Meaning]: Leopard [Character Formation]: Phonetic-ideographic. It is composed of the radical for "creatures" (豸, zhì) and the sound element "shao." The radical originally refers to a wild animal with a long back. 引 (Reference) 1. From "Shuowen": The leopard resembles a tiger in roundness. 2. From "Shan Hai Jing, Southern Mountains": Many fierce leopards inhabit the southern mountains. 例 (Example) For instance: leopard tail (the tail of a leopard; objects decorated with leopard tails, such as cars or flags); leopard leap (to jump violently; a sign of anger); leopard hiding (metaphor for seclusion).