field of vision; perspective; horizon
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesnoun
field of vision; area visible to the eye
Often used in literal contexts to describe the physical scope of what one can see.
Zuò坐
zài在
qián前
pái排
，
nǐ你
de的
shì视
yě野
huì会
gèng更
hǎo好
。
Sitting in the front row will give you a better field of vision.
Wàng望
yuǎn远
jìng镜
kě可
yǐ以
jí极
dà大
de地
kuò扩
zhǎn展
shì视
yě野
。
A telescope can greatly expand your field of vision.
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Zhè这
piàn片
gāo高
dì地
shì视
yě野
kāi开
kuò阔
，
shì适
hé合
guān观
jǐng景
。
This high ground has an open field of vision and is suitable for viewing scenery.
noun
horizon of knowledge; perspective; breadth of view
Used figuratively to describe the breadth of a person's knowledge, experience, or intellectual outlook.
Duō多
dú读
shū书
kě可
yǐ以
kāi开
kuò阔
yī一
gè个
rén人
de的
shì视
yě野
。
Reading widely can broaden a person's horizons.
Zuò作
wéi为
lǐng领
dǎo导
zhě者
，
tā他
xū需
yào要
yǒu有
kāi开
kuò阔
de的
shì视
yě野
。
As a leader, he needs to have a broad perspective.
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Zhè这
cì次
lǚ旅
xíng行
tuò拓
kuān宽
le了
wǒ我
de的
wén文
huà化
hé和
lì历
shǐ史
shì视
yě野
。
This trip broadened my cultural and historical horizons.