variant of 铺

HSK 6

한자 분해

Usage and Meaning

The character '' (pù) is a variant form of '' (also written as '舖' in traditional Chinese) and primarily refers to a shop, store, or stall. It is commonly used in everyday language to denote small retail places or market stalls.

Common Collocations

  • (xiǎo pù): small shop
  • 水果 (shuǐguǒ pù): fruit shop
  • (pùzi): colloquial term for shop or store

Notes on Usage

'' is often interchangeable with '' (diàn) when referring to shops, but '' tends to emphasize smaller or more traditional retail spaces. It is frequently used in spoken and written Chinese to describe physical retail locations.

Avoiding Confusion

Since '' is a variant of '', learners should recognize both forms and understand they represent the same concept. The traditional form '舖' is more common in Taiwan and Hong Kong, while '' is used in mainland China.

예문

这条街上有很多小铺,卖各种各样的商品。

Zhè tiáo jiē shàng yǒu hěn duō xiǎo pù, mài gè zhǒng gè yàng de shāngpǐn.

There are many small shops on this street selling all kinds of goods.

他在市场里开了一家水果铺,生意很好。

Tā zài shìchǎng lǐ kāi le yī jiā shuǐguǒ pù, shēngyì hěn hǎo.

He opened a fruit shop in the market, and business is very good.

这家铺子虽然不大,但东西很全。

Zhè jiā pùzi suīrán bù dà, dàn dōngxī hěn quán.

This shop is not big, but it has a complete range of items.