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Open the tool →蜂出泉流 (fēng chū quán liú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to emerge in a continuous stream, like swarming bees and gushing springs; to appear in great numbers all at once”.
蜂出泉流 is pronounced fēng chū quán liú in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 蜂出泉流 means “bees emerge, springs flow”. It is used to mean “to emerge in a continuous stream, like swarming bees and gushing springs; to appear in great numbers all at once”.
像群蜂倾巢,如泉水涌流。形容一时并作。