To move around a central point; to encircle or encompass something from all sides

to encircle or be all around something

to take a detour or go by a roundabout route; to go the long way around

to wind around; to twist or bind around something else like a rope or vine

to circle around something; to move in an orbit, such as a planet orbiting a star or a runner circling a track

To linger or hover; often used for sounds, thoughts, or feelings that remain in one's mind or ears.

to detour past; to go around a physical obstacle or a location; to circumvent or avoid a problem or rule

to curl up, wind around, or linger, typically said of smoke, clouds, mist, or music

To circle or go round and round; to take a detour or follow a winding path.

an electrical coil or system of conductors in a motor, transformer, or other equipment

A language game or verbal exercise where phrases are composed of characters with similar sounds and tones that are difficult to articulate rapidly; often used for speech training.

To speak vaguely or indirectly without getting to the point

To take the long way around; to go by a longer route.

to take a longer route than necessary; to go by a roundabout way

to twine, coil, or wreathe around another object

the melody lingers around the rafters; used to describe singing or music that is extremely beautiful, resonant, and unforgettable

A very soft or pliable temperament; used to describe a person who was once tough or rigid but has become gentle and submissive.

to wind, coil, or reel something around a core or onto a spool

to coil, spiral, or twist around a central point

to go for a walk or a short stroll

to curl up, wind around, or orbit in a circular motion

Literally meaning to reverberate around the rafters for three days; used to describe beautiful singing or music that leaves a deep and lasting impression on the listener.

hard to get one's mouth around; difficult to say smoothly or clearly

to go for a walk; to take a stroll

(colloquial) To speak or act in a roundabout manner without being direct.

Describes a woman being gorgeously dressed and richly ornamented with jewels and jade

the singing or music is so beautiful that it lingers in the room; describes a superb and unforgettable performance

beautiful music or singing that seems to linger in the air and stay in one's mind; enchanting sounds

to be overcome with deep and tender emotion; soft and pliable sentiments

A type of plant stem that is too weak to stand upright and must wrap itself around other objects to grow upward; a vine.

(idiom) describes music or singing that is so beautiful and moving that it leaves a lasting impression, as if the sound is still echoing around the room; sonorous and resounding

to wind; to coil; to twist around

A speaker used in conjunction with main speakers to create a surround sound effect; it produces audio processed to complement the main channels and enhance the listening environment.

to go around one time; to do a circuit

to orbit the Earth; to go around the Earth

To walk or process around the perimeter of a stadium, sports field, or venue.

To circle or patrol a specific territory or district; often used in the context of a religious procession where a deity is carried through the streets.

(physics) to undergo diffraction; occurs when waves such as light or sound bend around obstacles or through openings; also written as [[衍射|衍射|yan3 she4]]

to bypass or detour around; to avoid a problem or an obstacle

to speak vaguely around a topic without getting to the point; literally to go on a long detour

difficult to handle or manage; knotty; complicated; thorny

To go around in circles or be circuitous without getting anywhere; meandering or indirect

the flow of a fluid around a solid body or obstacle

to press annoyingly or pester someone; to bother persistently

appearing winding or curved; involved and tricky

to take a circuitous route; to run a long way around

(of children) to play around one's parents' knees; to stay at home and look after one's elderly parents

to live with one's parents or stay close to them in order to bring them joy and happiness

to take a circuitous route instead of a shortcut; to go by a roundabout way