| 囤积 | tún jī | to stock up; to lay in supplies; to hoard (for speculation); to corner the market in sth | |
| 囤积居奇 | tún jī jū qí | to hoard and profiteer; to speculate |
| 1 | Rapacious hoarding earned some the title of land kings. | |
| 2 | Of course, some investors are fine with letting Apple sit on the cash. | |
| 3 | Any rail staff found hoarding tickets or selling them to scalpers would be fired. | |
| 4 | A writer I know whose mother had Alzheimer' s told me she is stockpiling pills. | |
| 5 | "I am not going to hoard any rice, prices are very stable here," said Mr Hu, an office worker in Beijing. |