蕴
contain; store up; profound truth; surname
Meanings
3 senses · 12 examplesverb
to contain; to store up; to accumulate
literaryMostly used in formal literary or written contexts, often referring to internal storage or contained content.
This cave contains abundant mineral resources.
His article contains profound life philosophy.
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This forest nurtures a diverse ecosystem.
There is endless love hidden in mother's words.
Large amounts of natural gas are stored deep underground.
noun
profound truth; subtle meaning
literaryUsed to refer to the deep, profound aspects of a topic, theory or matter.
This academic paper explores the profound truths of philosophy.
You need to savor this ancient poem carefully to understand its subtle meaning.
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The profound meaning of this ink painting lies in the reverence for nature.
His speech is full of profound life truths and wisdom.
The profound truths of this ancient book have not yet been fully explored.
noun
Yun (surname)
Used as a Chinese family name, relatively rare.
Mr. Yun is a famous archaeologist.
I know a friend whose surname is Yun.