In network language, it usually refers to the sound made after hearing something particularly funny, or laughing or vomiting blood, and sometimes it means that there is nothing else to say to the speaker, so let it go. In fact, many times, as an auxiliary word of mood, poof doesn't have much meaning.

Example: bang, bang. -Children's Heroes

Interpretation of Chinese characters

1, onomatopoeia: ~, he blew out the fire.

2. The sound of landing

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Related phrases

1, snow: pū chī is the same as "oblique"

2, Lulu: pūlū onomatopoeia, describing tears and the like: a heartbeat, tears ~ falling, two happy birds ~ flying away. Also known as poof.

3, splash: p ū t 33ng with the "plop" heavy objects falling or falling into the water, the sound of heartbeat.

4, poop-poop: p \u p \u describes loose things, and comics refer to the sound of fart.

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