洋溢

yángyì

brimming with

HSK 7

漢字分解

Meaning and Usage

The word "洋溢" (yángyì) describes a state where emotions, atmosphere, or qualities are overflowing or brimming abundantly. It is often used to express positive feelings such as happiness, passion, or festive spirit that fill a person’s expression or a place.

Common Contexts

You will frequently see "洋溢" used to describe facial expressions (e.g., smiles), atmospheres (e.g., holiday spirit), or abstract qualities like enthusiasm in speeches or performances.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 洋溢笑容 (filled with smiles): used to describe a face or expression full of joy.
  • 洋溢气氛 (filled with atmosphere): used for places or events rich in a certain mood.
  • 洋溢激情 (filled with passion): often used for speeches, performances, or writing.

Nuances

"洋溢" carries a strong positive connotation and implies an overflowing abundance rather than a subtle presence. It is more formal and literary than simply saying "" (have) or "充满" (full of), making it suitable for written and spoken language when emphasizing vividness and intensity.

Common Confusion

Do not confuse "洋溢" with "" which means to physically overflow (like liquid). "洋溢" is more abstract and emotional, focusing on intangible qualities overflowing.

例文

他的脸上洋溢着幸福的笑容。

Tā de liǎn shàng yángyì zhe xìngfú de xiàoróng.

His face was filled with a happy smile.

节日的气氛洋溢在整个城市的每个角落。

Jiérì de qìfēn yángyì zài zhěnggè chéngshì de měi gè jiǎoluò.

The festive atmosphere filled every corner of the city.

他的演讲洋溢着激情和力量,感染了在场的每一个人。

Tā de yǎnjiǎng yángyì zhe jīqíng hé lìliàng, gǎnrǎn le zàichǎng de měi

His speech was full of passion and power, inspiring everyone present.