to crowd around or escort in a tight group; to flock around a central person or thing

(idiom) a scene of colorful flowers and embroidery; describes a display that is magnificent, brightly colored, or richly decorated

brand new; spanking new; very new; completely fresh in appearance

to gather around a central point in a large group; same as [[簇拥|簇擁|cu4 yong1]]

a cluster or bunch of flowers growing or gathered together; bouquet

(of plants or plant parts) to grow close together in a bunch or cluster

(bound form) appearing in clusters or crowds; bunched together; piled up

to gather or crowd closely together; to cluster in a group

to place silkworms on a screen or frame so they can begin spinning cocoons

the set of solutions to a system of polynomial equations in mathematics

the specific part of an antigen molecule to which an antibody attaches itself; epitope

a cascade of secondary particles or radiation caused by a single high-energy particle

to gather around or surround a person or central point; to cluster around a leader

the boreal carnation or northern pink (Dianthus repens)

(variant form) compact, tight, or well-knit

A scene of blooming flowers crowded together like gorgeous silk; describes a beautiful and colorful display of blossoms.

(variant form) framework or bundle of straw used for silkworms to spin their cocoons upon

(math.) higher dimensional algebraic variety