Lingaku- lit. covering the mountains and the plains (idiom)
- fig. as far as the eye can see
- covering everything
- omnipresent
Generated: This phrase is used to describe a situation where something is widespread or encompasses a large area, often used to convey beauty or abundance.
The flowers covering the mountains and plains make people feel relaxed and happy.
Generated: This meaning indicates an endless or boundless view, typically used in a descriptive context to express the vastness of a scene.
On the beach, the sandy shore stretches as far as the eye can see, making one feel boundless.
Generated: This usage highlights the idea of something being pervasive and all-encompassing, often used to indicate a significant presence.
During the New Year, the fireworks covering everything excite everyone enormously.
Generated: This meaning refers to a presence that is everywhere at the same time, often used in philosophical or descriptive contexts to emphasize totality.
At this unforgettable moment, love is omnipresent.
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