满目凄凉 — “Desolation fills the eyes”
满目凄凉 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a scene of utter desolation and bleakness extends as far as the eye can see; everywhere one looks, there is a desolate and bleak sight”. Literally, “Desolation fills the eyes”.
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What does 满目凄凉 mean?
满目凄凉 (mǎn mù qī liáng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a scene of utter desolation and bleakness extends as far as the eye can see; everywhere one looks, there is a desolate and bleak sight”.
How do you pronounce 满目凄凉?
满目凄凉 is pronounced mǎn mù qī liáng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 满目凄凉 literally mean?
Literally, 满目凄凉 means “Desolation fills the eyes”. It is used to mean “a scene of utter desolation and bleakness extends as far as the eye can see; everywhere one looks, there is a desolate and bleak sight”.
What is the Chinese definition of 满目凄凉?
所见的全是凄惨冷落的景象。