在我周围 means "around me" in Chinese. This phrase comes from the combination of the Chinese words "在" (zài), which means "in" or "at," and "我周围" (wǒ zhōuwéi), which means "around me."

Here are some examples of how this phrase can be used in English sentences:

I can't find my phone. Is it around me somewhere?

There are so many people around me, I can barely move.

I can't hear you over all the noise around me. Can you speak up?

Note: "在我周围" is a direct translation of "around me" in English, but it is not a commonly used phrase in English. In most cases, "around me" is simply translated as "near me" or "by me" in Chinese.