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Having a great deal of something; abundant or plentiful.
他拥有丰富的经验。
He has abundant experience.
这个图书馆的藏书非常丰富。
This library has a very rich collection of books.
Commonly used to describe resources, experiences, or content that is plentiful or diverse.
To enrich or make something more abundant.
我们需要丰富我们的知识。
We need to enrich our knowledge.
Often used in contexts like education, culture, or personal development.
Avoid using '丰富' to describe physical abundance like 'a rich harvest' (use '丰收' instead) or 'a rich flavor' (use '浓郁' or '醇厚').
'丰富' is typically used for abstract or qualitative abundance (e.g., experience, culture, knowledge). For concrete abundance (e.g., crops, money), use more specific terms like '丰收' (harvest) or '充足' (sufficient).
From classical Chinese, combining '丰' (abundant; plentiful) and '富' (wealthy; rich). The compound has been used since ancient times to describe abundance in resources, experiences, or qualities.
Used in both formal and informal contexts. When describing people, it often implies a wealth of experience or knowledge. Avoid using it to describe physical objects like 'a rich cake' (use '甜' or '美味' instead).