眩视惑听 — “To dazzle the eyes and confuse the ears”
眩视惑听 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to dazzle the eyes and confuse the ears”. To mislead public perception by creating a false impression or distracting from the truth. Literally, “Dazzle sight, confuse hearing”.
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眩视惑听 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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有些表演为了增强视觉效果，会利用复杂的灯光和音响来眩视惑听，让观众沉浸其中。
Some performances, to enhance visual effects, use complex lighting and sound to dazzle the eyes and confuse the ears, immersing the audience in the experience.
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What does 眩视惑听 mean?
眩视惑听 (xuàn shì huò tīng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to dazzle the eyes and confuse the ears”.
How do you pronounce 眩视惑听?
眩视惑听 is pronounced xuàn shì huò tīng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 眩视惑听 literally mean?
Literally, 眩视惑听 means “Dazzle sight, confuse hearing”. It is used to mean “to dazzle the eyes and confuse the ears”.
What is the Chinese definition of 眩视惑听?
迷惑人的视听。