Lingaku- lit. the eye cannot take it all in (idiom)
- fig. too many good things to see; a feast for the eyes
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- too many good things to see; a feast for the eyes
This idiom is used to describe a situation where there are so many beautiful or interesting things that it is overwhelming to look at them all.
The scenery in this place is so beautiful that it's overwhelming to look at.
In the museum, there were so many treasures that it was a feast for the eyes.
Generated collocations (experimental)
mù bù xiá jǐ目不暇给a feast for the eyesmù bù xiá jiē目不暇接too many things to see at onceměi bù shèng shōu美不胜收too beautiful to take in all at onceyǎn huā liáo luàn眼花缭乱dazzled by a variety of thingsmù bù xiá jǐ目不暇给de的jǐng xiàng景象a scene that overwhelms the eyeslín láng mǎn mù琳琅满目full of beautiful and exquisite thingssè cǎi色彩bān lán斑斓colorful and dazzlingjǐng sè景色rú huà如画picturesque sceneryzhū guāng bǎo qì珠光宝气things that are dazzling and preciouscuī摧rén人mù guāng目光to captivate people's attentionjí极jǐn尽shē huá奢华extremely extravagant and luxuriousbù shèng méi jǔ不胜枚举too numerous to count