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苑 [yuàn] 1. Ancient place for raising poultry and animals, often referring to the imperial gardens. 古代养禽兽植林木的地方，多指帝王的花园。 2. A place where academics and arts gather. 学术、文艺荟萃之处。 3. A surname. 姓。 4. Same as the original meaning (gardens). 同本义 ([En.] gardens) 5. Generally refers to gardens, flower beds. 泛指园林，花园。 6. A center for (En.) art and literature. ([En.] 学术、文艺)荟萃之处。 7. A surname. 姓。 引文： 1. 《说文》: 苑，所以养禽兽囿也。 "The Garden is where animals are raised." 2. 《三苍》: 养牛马林木曰苑。 "Places for raising cattle and horses are called gardens." 3. 《字林》: 有垣曰苑。 "A place with walls is called a garden." 4. 左思《吴都赋》: 值林为苑。刘注: “有木曰苑。” "Where there are woods, it is called a garden." 例子： 1. 如:苑囿兵(禁兵);苑马(苑囿和马厩;亦指苑囿中的马) e.g.: Guardian troops in the garden; horses in the garden and stable; also refers to horses within the garden. 2. 如:文苑;艺苑 e.g.: Literary garden; art garden. 动词： 1. Accumulate, adhere, or stagnate. 《礼记·礼运》: "There is great accumulation and no stagnation, proceeding in order without mixing." 积聚、胶著、停滞。《礼记·礼运》：「故事大积焉而不苑，并行而不缪。」 名词： 1. A surname. For instance, during the Spring and Autumn period, there was a figure named 苑何忌 from the state of Qi. 姓。如春秋时齐国有苑何忌。