盎
ancient vessel; full; abundant
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesnoun
ancient wide-mouthed, large-bellied vessel
archaicUsed in classical Chinese texts, refers to a traditional ceramic container with a wide opening and bulging belly.
Archaeologists unearthed a bronze ang vessel from the Han Dynasty.
The Classic of Poetry once recorded the uses of this bronze ang vessel.
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Ancient nobles often stored wine in ang vessels for sacrificial rituals.
This pottery ang is well-preserved and a precious prehistoric cultural relic.
The museum exhibits ang-style vessels from different dynasties.
adjective
full; abundant; overflowing
literaryOften used in literary expressions to describe a rich, abundant, or overflowing state, most commonly in the fixed phrase 盎然.
Spring is in full bloom in the garden, with hundreds of flowers blooming at once.
His speech was full of passion and brimming with emotion.
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This café has a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for chatting.
The festival streets are bustling with noise and excitement.
After the rain, the fields are full of vitality, a scene of thriving prosperity.