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交相辉映

Word · IdiomTraditional交相輝映

shine upon each other; set off each other brilliantly

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

idiom

shine upon each other; set off each other brilliantly

literary

Used to describe a beautiful scene where lights, colors, or brilliant things illuminate and complement each other, enhancing the overall splendor. Often used in literary or descriptive contexts.

Jié节
rì日
de的
yè夜
wǎn晚
 ,
chéng城
lǐ里
de的
cǎi彩
dēng灯
yǔ与
tiān天
shàng上
de的
xīng星
yuè月
jiāo交
xiāng相
huī辉
yìng映
 ,
měi美
lì丽
jí极
le了
 。

On the festive night, the colorful lights in the city and the stars and moon in the sky shone upon each other, creating an extremely beautiful scene.

Wǔ舞
tái台
shàng上
 ,
yǎn演
yuán员
men们
huá华
lì丽
de的
fú服
zhuāng装
yǔ与
cuǐ璀
càn璨
de的
dēng灯
guāng光
jiāo交
xiāng相
huī辉
yìng映
 。

On stage, the actors' gorgeous costumes and the dazzling stage lights set each other off brilliantly.

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Qiū秋
tiān天
de的
shù树
lín林
lǐ里
 ,
jīn金
huáng黄
yǔ与
huǒ火
hóng红
de的
shù树
yè叶
jiāo交
xiāng相
huī辉
yìng映
 。

In the autumn woods, the golden and fiery red leaves shone together brilliantly.