In plain words
Yaśōdā says: "The head of the brood [Duryōdhana] would not enjoy the great wealth that lay swollen and fat [to be quarrelled over] in accord and at one in heart with the Pāṇḍavas, but meant to rule the earth alone; my lord, who shone forth [as Arjuna's charioteer] so that his whole line perished, will come and hug me from behind; the bull of the herdsmen will come and hug me from behind."