盛
prosperous; vigorous; grand; profound
Meanings
8 senses · 37 examplesadjective
prosperous; flourishing
Used to describe the peak or prosperous period of a period, industry or organism.
The Tang Dynasty was the golden age of Chinese poetry.
This old store is in a period of prosperous business.
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Spring has arrived, and the peonies in the garden are blooming in full glory.
The internet industry is currently in a prosperous period.
At its peak, this century-old restaurant served thousands of guests every day.
adjective
vigorous; strong; exuberant
Used to describe energy, fire, desire or other physical or mental states.
Young people usually have abundant energy.
The mountain fire is burning fiercely, and firefighters are fighting it with all their might.
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Although he is old, he still has plenty of energy.
Young people usually have a strong desire for knowledge.
He is young and impulsive, and gets angry easily.
adjective
grand; solemn; grand-scale
formalUsed to describe large-scale, formal events, banquets or ceremonies.
The Olympic Games opening ceremony is a grand event.
We attended the grand annual meeting held by the company.
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The king held a grand state banquet to entertain foreign guests.
This city held a grand light show to celebrate National Day.
The wedding was held in a very grand and solemn manner.
adjective
rich; sumptuous; abundant
formalUsed to describe delicious and abundant food or offerings.
On New Year's Eve, the family had a sumptuous New Year's Eve dinner.
The banquets at this restaurant are very sumptuous.
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A sumptuous feast was prepared for relatives and friends at the full-month banquet.
He prepared a rich breakfast for the guests.
There are all kinds of sumptuous delicacies at this harvest feast.
adjective
deep; sincere; profound
formalUsed to describe deep friendship, kindness or hospitality.
Thank you for your sincere invitation, I will definitely attend.
Thank you very much for your warm hospitality.
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We will keep in mind the deep kindness the teacher showed us.
We really cannot refuse this sincere hospitality.
He came to visit his old friend he hadn't seen in years with deep affection.
adjective
widespread; popular; prevalent
Used to describe ideas, customs, rumors or trends that are widely spread.
This new coronavirus is widely spread across the globe.
Smartphones are now very popular.
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This folk story is widely spread locally.
The concept of low-carbon life is being widely promoted around the world.
This outfit style is very popular among young people.
verb
to praise highly; to speak highly of
formalUsed to describe intense praise or high-level evaluation.
Everyone highly praises the doctor's superb medical skills.
Netizens highly praise this movie as the best work of the year.
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The audience highly praises the wonderful performance of this concert.
Industry professionals highly praise the young designer's innovative concept.
People from all walks of life highly praise the successful completion of this summit.
proper noun
Sheng (surname)
A common Chinese surname.
Mr. Sheng is the new boss of our company.
Professor Sheng teaches at Tsinghua University.