lush and well-spaced; luxuriant
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 4 examplesadjective
lush and well-spaced (of foliage); luxuriant with orderly arrangement of branches and leaves
literaryA literary term used in written Chinese to describe vegetation with abundant foliage and a pleasing, natural spatial arrangement. Often used in descriptions of gardens, ancient trees, or scenic landscapes.
Yuán园
zhōng中
cǎo草
mù木
fú扶
shū疏
，
jǐng景
sè色
yí宜
rén人
。
The vegetation in the garden is lush and well-spaced, creating a pleasant scenery.
Gǔ古
mù木
fú扶
shū疏
，
zhē遮
tiān天
bì蔽
rì日
。
The ancient trees are luxuriant and spreading, covering the sky and blocking the sun.
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Huā花
mù木
fú扶
shū疏
，
niǎo鸟
yǔ语
huā花
xiāng香
。
The flowers and trees are lush and well-arranged, with birds singing and the fragrance of blossoms.
Tíng庭
yuàn院
lǐ里
wú梧
tóng桐
fú扶
shū疏
，
shí十
fēn分
yǎ雅
zhì致
。
The phoenix trees in the courtyard are lush and elegantly spaced, creating a very refined atmosphere.