Pleasant to the eyes

[ shǎng xīn yuè mù ]

Detailed analysis

Pleasant to the eyes: comfortable to look at. Refers to feeling happy after seeing beautiful scenery.

Source

Lu Xun's "New Story: Plucking Wei": "The two of them went to the foot of the mountain and saw new leaves, green leaves, golden land, and red weeds. The white flowers are really pleasing to the eye even to look at them."

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Hainan Island is picturesque and pleasing to the eye.

The courtyard is full of greenery, with red flowers and green leaves, which is very pleasing to the eye.

The peonies blooming in the yard are pleasing to the eye.

Everything is so beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

Today’s flower show is a feast for the eyes.

The rococo decoration style in the palace is pleasing to the eye.

Applicants must have a pleasing body shape.

Love is not only colorful, but also pleasing to the eye.

This painting is bright and pleasing to the eye.

Of course they are also very pleasing to the eye.

Going up the river, the infinite scenery on both sides is pleasing to the eye.

The buildings in the park are well-proportioned and pleasing to the eye.

This work has beautiful words and is a pleasure to read.

The newly purchased bonsai is beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

The scenery here is superb and pleasing to the eye!

This living room has both European furniture and Chinese antiques. The overall layout is harmonious and pleasing to the eye. It can be said that Chinese and Western styles complement each other.

In real life, it would be so pleasing to see all these unique shapes erected in modern cities!

Each illustration in the Chinese language book is carefully drawn and has the finishing touch, making it pleasing to the eye and easy to read.

At the foot of the mountain, beside the stream, the green grass is fragrant, the mountain flowers are brilliant, and a group of children are dancing and singing. This scene is really pleasing to the eye.

A good book can make people suddenly enlightened, just like a pot of good flowers has fragrance and can beautify the environment and make people happy.

Synonyms

Relaxed and happy? [ xīn kuàng shén yí ] Kuang: open; Yi: happy. The mind is open and the spirit is happy.

Joy? [huān xīn gǔ wǔ] Joy: rejoice; encourage: cheer up. Describes joy and excitement.

Antonyms

Shocked? [chù mù jīng xīn] Feeling shocked when seeing something serious.

Shocking? [ chù mù jīng xīn ] I was shocked when I saw something serious.