庤
store up; stand towering
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesverb
to store up; to amass; to reserve
literaryLiterary usage found in classical texts and formal written Chinese, often describing the accumulation of supplies, wealth, or resources.
They stored up grain and fodder, repaired armor and weapons, to prepare for unexpected events.
His family amassed goods and wealth, becoming the richest in the entire region.
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An army without heavy equipment will perish; without food and grain will perish; without stored-up provisions will perish.
verb
to stand towering; to rise erect; to soar
Commonly used to describe mountains, buildings, or cliffs that rise steeply and majestically. Often appears in set phrases like 双峰对峙.
Precipices tower facing each other on both banks, while the river flows rapidly.
The cluster of peaks stands towering, piercing straight into the clouds.
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The two armies stood confronting each other, with a major battle imminent.