圜

huán
  1. circle
  2. encircle

CEDICT

  1. (literary) alternative form of 圓 /圆 (yuán)
  2. (literary) heaven; celestial realm
  3. (literary) to revolve around
  4. (numismatics) South Korean hwan (in circulation from February 15, 1953 to June 9, 1962)
  5. (numismatics) won (currency of North or South Korea)
  6. (obsolete) currency
  7. (obsolete) prison
  8. South Korean hwan (in circulation from February 15, 1953 to June 9, 1962)
  9. alternative form of 圓 /圆 (yuán)
  10. currency
  11. heaven; celestial realm
  12. prison
  13. to revolve around
  14. won (currency of North or South Korea)

Wiktionary

環繞、圍繞。

重編國語辭典

Homographs

圜 yuán
  1. circle
  2. round

Containing this entry

轉圜 zhuǎnhuán
  1. to save or redeem (a situation)
  2. to mediate
  3. to intercede
韓圜 hánhuán

Related entries

圈子 quānzi
  1. circle
  2. ring
  3. (social) circle
他的圈子裏有兩人是醫生，一個是外科醫生，另一個是眼科醫生。

There are two doctors in his circle of friends, a surgeon and an ophthalmologist.

Source: Tatoeba

圓 yuán
  1. circle
  2. round
  3. circular
  4. spherical
  5. (of the moon) full
  6. unit of Chinese currency (yuan)
  7. tactful
  8. to make consistent and whole (the narrative of a dream or a lie)
球是圆的。

Balls are round.

Source: Tatoeba

圓圈 yuánquān circle
圆圈是红色的。

The circle is red.

Source: Tatoeba

圜 yuán
  1. circle
  2. round
林 lín
  1. (bound form) woods; forest
  2. (bound form) circle(s) (i.e. specific group of people)
  3. (bound form) a collection (of similar things)
我叫林峰。

I am called Lin Feng.

Source: Tatoeba

周 zhōu
  1. to make a circuit
  2. to circle
  3. circle
  4. circumference
  5. lap
  6. cycle
  7. complete
  8. all
  9. all over
  10. thorough
  11. to help financially
这周我非常忙。

I'm very busy this week.

Source: Tatoeba

循環 xúnhuán
  1. to cycle
  2. to circulate
  3. circle
  4. loop
我们中的许多人多多少少都经历过这样的循环：面对着浏览器，习惯性地Ctrl-T打开一个新的标签页，敲下常去网址的首字母然后回车，只为了看看有没有啥新鲜事发生。

Most of us have, to some extent, experienced being caught in a cycle like this one: Facing the browser, you hit, like you always do, Ctrl-T to open a new tab, type in the first letter of the website you always visit, and hit "enter"... just to see if anything new has happened.

Source: Tatoeba