Their parts of speech are different: "Tao" is a noun, such as waves and waves. "Tao" can be used as both a verb and an adjective, such as gushing, the waves are high and the horses are big. The two have different meanings: "Tao" refers to big waves, like the sound of waves. Tao means that the water is full, full.

First, the parts of speech are different.

1, Tao: it's a noun, such as waves, stormy waves.

2, Tao: can be used as verbs and adjectives, such as endless waves.

Second, the meaning is different.

1, Tao: refers to big waves, and likes the sound of waves.

2. Tao: It means that the water is very full.

Third, there are different explanatory notes.

1, Tao: from water, Shouyin. Take water as the root and longevity as the sound.

2, Tao: scoop (y m 40) from the water. Take water as the square and spoon as the sound side.