满目荆榛 — “A scene of desolation and overgrown wilderness”
满目荆榛 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a scene of desolation and overgrown wilderness”. Eyes full of thorny bushes and brambles, describing a wild and unkempt environment. Literally, “eyes full of brambles and hazel bushes”.
满目荆榛 Pronunciation and Pinyin
满目荆榛 Character Breakdown
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Open the tool →Questions about 满目荆榛
What does 满目荆榛 mean?
满目荆榛 (mǎn mù jīng zhēn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a scene of desolation and overgrown wilderness”.
How do you pronounce 满目荆榛?
满目荆榛 is pronounced mǎn mù jīng zhēn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 满目荆榛 literally mean?
Literally, 满目荆榛 means “eyes full of brambles and hazel bushes”. It is used to mean “a scene of desolation and overgrown wilderness”.
What is the Chinese definition of 满目荆榛?
荆：荆条，灌木。榛：树丛。满眼看见的都是荆条和树丛。形容十分荒凉萧条的环境。