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美不胜收

Word · IdiomTraditional美不勝收

too much beauty to take in; overwhelming splendor

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
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idiom

too many beautiful things to take in at once; more beauty than one can absorb

Commonly used to describe scenic views, art exhibitions, or any overwhelming abundance of beautiful things.

Zhǎn展
lǎn览
huì会
shàng上
de的
gōng工
yì艺
pǐn品
 ,
lín琳
láng琅
mǎn满
mù目
 ,
měi美
bù不
shèng胜
shōu收
 。

The crafts at the exhibition were dazzling and too beautiful to take in all at once.

Qiū秋
tiān天
de的
xiāng香
shān山
hóng红
yè叶
màn漫
shān山
biàn遍
yě野
 ,
měi美
bù不
shèng胜
shōu收
 。

In autumn, the red leaves at Fragrant Hills cover the mountains and valleys, offering more beauty than one can absorb.

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Xī西
hú湖
de的
jǐng景
sè色
zhēn真
shì是
měi美
bù不
shèng胜
shōu收
 。

The scenery of West Lake is truly too beautiful to take in fully.

Bó博
wù物
guǎn馆
lǐ里
de的
cáng藏
pǐn品
lín琳
láng琅
mǎn满
mù目
 ,
lìng令
rén人
měi美
bù不
shèng胜
shōu收
 。

The collections in the museum are dazzling, offering more beauty than one can appreciate.