numerous and abundant; elated and complacent
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesadjective
numerous; abundant; vast and grand
Used to describe large quantities of writing, spectacular scenes, or voluminous works. Often appears in set phrases.
He wrote an investigation report running to tens of thousands of words.
The museum's collection is spectacular and dazzling, leaving visitors overwhelmed by the sights.
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This article is voluminous and flows smoothly, making it thoroughly enjoyable to read.
adjective
elated; complacent; triumphant (same as 扬扬)
Used in set phrases such as 得意洋洋 and 喜气洋洋 to describe a proud, self-satisfied, or joyful manner. Interchangeable with 扬扬 in these contexts.
Holding the trophy, he accepted everyone's congratulations with an air of triumph.
With the Spring Festival arriving, the streets and alleys are filled with joy everywhere.
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Don't be so self-satisfied just because you've achieved a little something.