旺盛

wàngshèng

vigorous

HSK 7 — —

한자 분해

Meaning and Usage

"旺盛" describes something that is flourishing, vigorous, or abundant. It is often used to describe energy, appetite, growth, or enthusiasm that is strong and lively.

Common Contexts

You will frequently see "旺盛" used with words like 食欲 (appetite), 精力 (energy), 生长 (growth), and 活力 (vitality). It conveys a positive sense of thriving or being full of life.

Collocations

  • 食欲旺盛: having a strong appetite, often used when someone eats a lot or is very hungry.
  • 精力旺盛: full of energy, used to describe someone who is energetic and active.
  • 生长旺盛: vigorous growth, often used for plants or living things.

Nuances

"旺盛" implies not just presence but abundance and intensity. It is more formal and descriptive than simply saying "很多" (a lot). Avoid using it for abstract concepts like emotions unless metaphorically.

Common Confusion

Do not confuse "旺盛" with "兴盛" which refers more to prosperity or flourishing in a broader social or economic sense. "旺盛" is more about vitality and intensity in a physical or personal context.

예문

他的食欲非常旺盛,每顿饭都吃得很多。

Tā de shíyù fēicháng wàngshèng, měi dùn fàn dōu chī de hěn duō.

His appetite is very vigorous; he eats a lot at every meal.

植物在春天生长得非常旺盛。

Zhíwù zài chūntiān shēngzhǎng de fēicháng wàngshèng.

Plants grow very vigorously in spring.

他工作积极,精力旺盛,总是充满干劲。

Tā gōngzuò jījí, jīnglì wàngshèng, zǒng shì chōngmǎn gànjìn.

He is active at work, full of energy, always very motivated.