涌现 | yǒng xiàn | to emerge in large numbers; to spring up; to emerge prominently | |
汹涌 | xiōng yǒng | to surge up violently (of ocean, river, lake etc); turbulent | |
风起云涌 | fēng qǐ yún yǒng | to surge like a gathering storm (idiom); to grow by leaps and bounds | |
喷涌 | pēn yǒng | to bubble out; to squirt | |
涌流 | yǒng liú | to gush; to spurt |
葵涌 | kuí chōng | Kwai Chung (area in Hong Kong); Kwai Cheong | |
鲗鱼涌 | zéi yú chōng | Quarry Bay (area in Hong Kong) |
1 | His remarks swelled a past event up in my mind. | |
2 | And one day, too late, your principles, if you were ever sensible of them, all rush in upon you. | |
3 | The shops and offices pour millions of lookers into the streets at this time of day. | |
4 | No president can satisfy this great welling up of external demands. | |
5 | Then, on January 28, leaving the Friday prayer, I saw an endless stream of humanity, heading to Liberation Square. |