驰
speed; spread; yearn for
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesverb
to run fast; to gallop; to speed
Originally refers to horses or chariots running fast; now can be used for vehicles moving quickly.
The steed gallops across the grassland.
A black sedan sped past.
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We must race against time and not go in the opposite direction.
The train moves forward on the tracks like the wind.
The enemy cavalry is galloping towards the north.
verb
to spread; to propagate; to make famous
Often used to describe the spreading of fame, reputation, or a name.
This company is famous worldwide.
Chinese silk was already world-famous in ancient times.
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This porcelain is famous both at home and abroad and very popular.
This high-quality product enjoys a reputation both at home and abroad.
His great name has long been famous everywhere.
verb
to yearn for; to be drawn towards; to be lost in thought
literaryLiterary usage referring to thoughts or spirit drifting towards something.
Facing this mysterious forest, I can't help but be lost in thought.
His thoughts wander in the memories of his beautiful childhood.
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This feeling of fascination is hard to describe.
My friend far away makes me miss them day and night.
Facing the vast starry sky, thoughts drift to the depths of the universe.