举目千里 — “To cast one's eyes far and wide, seeing a vast distance”
举目千里 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to cast one's eyes far and wide, seeing a vast distance”. To have an unobstructed and expansive panoramic view. Literally, “Raise one's eyes a thousand li”.
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举目千里 Pronunciation and Pinyin
举目千里 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 举目千里
登上山顶，举目千里，大好河山尽收眼底
Standing atop the mountain, one can gaze across a vast expanse, with the magnificent landscape unfolding before their eyes.
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Synonyms of 举目千里
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- jǔ举bù不shèng胜jǔ举too many to list
- jǔ举shì世wú无lún伦unparalleled in the world
- jǔ举shì世wú无shuāng双unparalleled in the world
- jǔ举shì世wú无dí敌Unrivaled in the world
- jǔ举shì世wú无bǐ比unrivaled in the world
- jǔ举shì世hún混zhuó浊the whole world is corrupt
- jǔ举shì世jiē皆zhī知known to all the world
- jǔ举shì世zhǔ瞩mù目attract worldwide attention
- jǔ举shì世mò莫bǐ比unparalleled in the world
- jǔ举shì世wén闻míng名world-renowned
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What does 举目千里 mean?
举目千里 (jǔ mù qiān lǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to cast one's eyes far and wide, seeing a vast distance”.
How do you pronounce 举目千里?
举目千里 is pronounced jǔ mù qiān lǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 举目千里 literally mean?
Literally, 举目千里 means “Raise one's eyes a thousand li”. It is used to mean “to cast one's eyes far and wide, seeing a vast distance”.
What is the Chinese definition of 举目千里?
放眼远眺，可以见到很远之处。形容视野广阔辽远。