涌入

• 拼音: yǒng rù
• 汉字拆解: 涌 = 氵+ 甬 (water + phonetic — surge); 入 = arrow entering opening (to enter)

含义

To pour into; to flood in; to stream into in large numbers. Describes a massive, rapid influx of people, things, or information into a space.

Combines 涌 (to surge) + 入 (to enter). Used for people flooding into cities or venues, capital pouring into markets, refugees streaming across borders, data flooding networks. Implies volume and momentum. More dramatic than 进入 (to enter) or 流入 (to flow in). Common in journalism, economic analysis, and social commentary.

例句

1. 签证政策放开后，大量外国游客涌入这座中亚古城，给当地旅游设施带来压力。
2. 央行下调存款准备金率和利率后，大量社会资金迅速涌入股市，成交额创下新高。
3. AI大模型商业化突破后，全球顶尖研究人才纷纷涌入这一赛道，人才格局也随之改变。

用法指南

语境: journalism, economics, migration, markets

语气: vivid

正确说法

• 自动驾驶监管框架落地后三个月，四十多家车企申请运营许可，风投也迅速涌入。(In the three months after the autonomous driving regulatory framework was put in place, more than forty car-tech companies applied for operating licenses, and venture capital also quickly poured in.)
• 春运期间，数十万旅客同时涌入高铁站候车大厅，场面壮观，也考验铁路部门的调度能力。(During the Spring Festival travel rush, hundreds of thousands of passengers simultaneously poured into the waiting halls of high-speed rail stations, creating a spectacular scene and testing the railway system's scheduling ability.)

错误说法

• 我涌入了教室 — 涌入 describes a large collective influx, not individual movement; a single person entering a room is simply 走进 or 进入; only use 涌入 for mass flows of people, capital, or data

起源与历史

涌 (to surge — 氵water + 甬 phonetic) + 入 (to enter — pictograph of an arrow or object entering an opening)

文化背景

时代: Modern

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal