弥
cover; fill; more
Meanings
4 senses · 17 examplesverb
to cover; to spread all over
Describes something spreading across a wide area, often used for gases, smells, or visual phenomena.
The scent of flowers filled the entire room.
Thick fog covered the entire valley.
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A battlefield filled with gunsmoke
Good news spread across the entire campus.
A winter day filled with smog
verb
to fill; to patch up; to make up for
Used for fixing gaps, repairing damaged items, or compensating for flaws.
He used cement to fill the crack in the wall.
We need to make up for the losses caused by this mistake.
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A coat with a hole patched with fabric
He worked hard to fill his knowledge gaps.
make up for the lack of family affection
adverb
even more; all the more
literaryUsed exclusively in formal literary or written contexts, often in fixed phrases.
The more he tried to cover up, the more obvious his flaws became.
After going through this setback, his precious qualities became even more prominent.
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friendship that grows stronger with time
After enduring wind and rain, the charm of this ancient city has grown even stronger over time.
His sense of guilt became more obvious the harder he tried to hide it.
noun
surname Mi
Used exclusively as a family name.
Mr. Mi is a new colleague at our company.
I have a neighbor with the family name Mi.