a price higher than the face value or standard price; an amount paid above the normal rate

brimming over with talent, especially regarding literary or artistic ability; brilliant; full of wit

to overflow or spill over, especially when a liquid fills a container and flows over the edges

To be permeated with or full of; used to describe feelings, atmosphere, or energy overflowing or being clearly displayed.

brimming with enthusiasm; glowing with warmth or passion

to show feelings or thoughts clearly through one's words or facial expressions; to be evident in one's speech and manner

brilliant lights and vibrant colors; (idiom) describing a scene of flowing light and dazzling colors, usually at night or in a festive setting

to flow out or spill over (of liquids); to leak out (of gases)

cerebral hemorrhage; stroke

to be full of; to be brimming with, often describing an abundance of things or an outpouring of emotion; replete

to overflow; to brim over; to spill over

excessive or inflated praise; flattering words

(of liquids) to overflow or spill out due to being full

to overflow its banks (of a body of water); to be in flood

to overflow or be brimming over; to flood

A passage or channel used to release floodwaters from a reservoir or dam to prevent overflow or damage.

to overpraise or give excessive commendation; often used in the phrase [[溢美之词|溢美之詞|yi4 mei3 zhi1 ci2]]

to drift about and permeate the air, usually referring to a fragrance or smell

to brim over; to overflow with water; to be filled to capacity

to overflow; to be in flood; to spill over

to well up or spill over, usually referring to water from a spring or a flood

to be full to the point of overflowing; to be brimming over with something

Filled to the brim but not spilling over; used to describe possessing wealth or talent while remaining modest and practicing self-restraint.

to have an evil reputation that has spread everywhere; notorious

to fill the air or spread in all directions, as of a fragrance or odor

(literary) to overflow; to flood; to gush out

an event or situation in one context that has an unintended impact on other contexts; spillover effect

(literary) to criticize or blame someone excessively; to be overly abusive in one's language

To receive or earn more money than the planned, expected, or required amount

opening designed to allow excess liquid or gas to escape, such as a bleed hole, overflow pipe, or spill vent

to brim over; to be overflowing with liquid

to be more than the eye can take in; used to describe a sight so full of things that it is overwhelming or dazzling

an escape of blood from a ruptured blood vessel; specifically used in Chinese medicine to refer to blood overflowing, often from an external wound

(literary) praise that goes beyond what is deserved; undue reputation

the amount in excess; overage; surplus

to be completely full; to be filled to overflowing

The scent of something spreading in all directions; overflowing with an exquisite aroma.