蠭 (fēng) - Wasp — refers to wasps, hornets, and other & also used metaphorically for swarming or attacking in
蠭 · fēng
Wasp — refers to wasps, hornets, and other stinging insects;
also used metaphorically for swarming or attacking in large numbers.
Wasp — refers to wasps, hornets, and otheralso used metaphorically for swarming or attacking in
Usage highlights
Wasp nestSwarm forwardHornetWasp waistBee and butterflyWasp sting
Usage & contexts
Examples
- A wasp nest (蜂巢) was found in the tree.
- The hornet (马蜂) has a painful sting.
- They swarmed like wasps (蜂拥而至).
- Bees and wasps (蜜蜂与黄蜂) are both hymenopterans.
Collocations
- Wasp nest(蜂巢)
- Swarm forward(蜂拥)
- Hornet(黄蜂)
- Wasp waist(蜂腰)
- Bee and butterfly(蜂蝶)
- Wasp sting(蜂蜇)
Idioms
- Swarm forward(蜂拥而上)
- Swarm of bees and flock of butterflies(蜂狂蝶乱)
- Like a swarm of bees(如蜂似蚁)
- Bees and butterflies vying for fragrance(蜂争蝶妒)
Cultural background
FAQ- In Chinese culture, wasps often symbolize organized aggression or swarming behavior.
- The character appears in idioms describing chaotic crowds or overwhelming numbers.
- Wasps are sometimes associated with danger and warning due to their painful stings.