too many things to take in; a feast for the eyes
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 3 examplesidiom
too many things for the eyes to take in; an overwhelming spectacle
literaryUsed to describe a scene with so many beautiful, interesting, or rapid-moving things that one cannot look at them all.
Shāng商
diàn店
lǐ里
de的
shāng商
pǐn品
lín琳
láng琅
mǎn满
mù目
，
ràng让
rén人
mù目
bù不
xiá暇
jiē接
。
The store was full of dazzling goods, too many for the eye to take in.
Wǎn晚
huì会
shàng上
，
xuàn绚
lì丽
de的
dēng灯
guāng光
hé和
jīng精
cǎi彩
de的
biǎo表
yǎn演
lìng令
rén人
mù目
bù不
xiá暇
jiē接
。
The dazzling lights and wonderful performances at the evening party were a feast for the eyes.
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Jié节
rì日
yóu游
xíng行
wǔ五
cǎi彩
bīn缤
fēn纷
，
guān观
zhòng众
men们
mù目
bù不
xiá暇
jiē接
。
The festival parade was a riot of color; the spectators couldn't take it all in.