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一望无际

Word · IdiomTraditional一望無際

boundless; vast; limitless

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

idiom

stretching as far as the eye can see; boundless; vast

literary

Usually describes natural landscapes such as fields, grasslands, deserts, or the sea. Note tone sandhi: 一 is pronounced with a rising tone (yí) before 望 (falling tone).

Zhàn站
zài在
cǎo草
yuán原
shàng上
 ,
yī一
wàng望
wú无
jì际
de的
lǜ绿
sè色
ràng让
rén人
xīn心
kuàng旷
shén神
yí怡
 。

Standing on the grassland, the boundless green is utterly refreshing.

Mài麦
làng浪
fān翻
gǔn滚
 ,
yī一
wàng望
wú无
jì际
 。

Waves of wheat roll on endlessly as far as the eye can see.

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Dà大
hǎi海
yī一
wàng望
wú无
jì际
 ,
kàn看
bù不
dào到
bǐ彼
àn岸
 。

The sea stretches to the horizon; the other shore cannot be seen.

Zhè这
piàn片
shā沙
mò漠
yī一
wàng望
wú无
jì际
 ,
zǒu走
jǐ几
tiān天
yě也
zǒu走
bù不
chū出
qù去
 。

This desert is boundless; you could walk for days without getting out.