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Open the tool →蜂出并作 (fēng chū bìng zuò) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to emerge or arise in great numbers and with great activity, like a swarm of bees; to appear one after another in quick succession”.
蜂出并作 is pronounced fēng chū bìng zuò in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 蜂出并作 means “Bees swarming out and rising together”. It is used to mean “to emerge or arise in great numbers and with great activity, like a swarm of bees; to appear one after another in quick succession”.
蜂出:像群蜂出巢,多而杂乱;作:兴起。形容纷纷兴起,层出叠见