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    Using 涌入 (yǒngrù) to express "pouring in"

    Degree & Intensity
    Direction & Movement

    Structure

    Subject + 涌入 + Place

    Explanation

    涌入 (yǒngrù) means "to pour in," "to flood in," or "to surge into," describing a large number of people or things entering a place rapidly. It conveys a sense of volume and urgency. For example, 难民的涌入 means "the influx of refugees."

    Examples

    • 大量游客在假期涌入这座小城。

      Dàliàng yóukè zài jiàqī yǒngrù zhè zuò xiǎo chéng.

      A large number of tourists flooded into this small city during the holiday.

    • 消息一发布，订单就涌入了平台。

      Xiāoxi yī fābù, dìngdān jiù yǒngrù le píngtái.

      As soon as the news was released, orders poured into the platform.

    • 洪水涌入了村庄，居民紧急撤离。

      Hóngshuǐ yǒngrù le cūnzhuāng, jūmín jǐnjí chèlí.

      Floodwaters surged into the village, and residents evacuated urgently.

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