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The word 饱 (bǎo) means "full, well-fed; to satisfy". It is usually used as an adjective, and can be used to describe a person or an object.
The phrase 吃饱 (chī bǎo) means "to eat until full". It implies that the person has eaten enough to be satisfied.
The phrase 吃饱了 (chī bǎo le) means "to have eaten enough". It implies that the person has already eaten enough and is no longer hungry.
In summary, the word 饱 (bǎo) is used to describe a state of being full or satisfied, while the phrases 吃饱 (chī bǎo) and 吃饱了 (chī bǎo le) are used to describe the action of eating until full or satisfied.
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In everyday conversation, 饱 (bǎo) is used to describe a feeling of being full or satisfied. For example, someone might say 饱了 (bǎo le) to indicate that they have eaten enough. It can also be used to describe a feeling of contentment or satisfaction, such as 大饱眼福， which means "to feast one's eyes (on sth.), glut one's eyes".
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