全景 | Japanese meaning

全景【ぜんけい】

Frequency rank: 47,038. – 47,982.

Alsoぜんけい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

panoramic view; bird's-eye view

This refers to a wide, expansive view that allows one to see a large area, often used to describe scenic landscapes or cityscapes from high vantage points.

The panoramic view from the mountain top was breathtaking.

Example sentences4 results

The hill on which my house stands commands a full view of the city.

Tatoeba

We could see the full extent of the park from the hotel.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

全景【ぜんけい】

ぜんたい全体のながめ眺め。

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全景【ぜんけい】

Frequency rank: 47,038. – 47,982.

Alsoぜんけい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

panoramic view; bird's-eye view

This refers to a wide, expansive view that allows one to see a large area, often used to describe scenic landscapes or cityscapes from high vantage points.

The panoramic view from the mountain top was breathtaking.

Example sentences4 results

The hill on which my house stands commands a full view of the city.

Tatoeba

We could see the full extent of the park from the hotel.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

全景【ぜんけい】

ぜんたい全体のながめ眺め。

Wiktionary

全

N33

意whole; entire; all; complete; fulfill

訓まった.く、すべ.て

音ゼン

名たけ、まさ

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景

N34

意scenery; view

音ケイ

名かげ

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全景【ぜんけい】

Frequency rank: 47,038. – 47,982.

Alsoぜんけい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

panoramic view; bird's-eye view

This refers to a wide, expansive view that allows one to see a large area, often used to describe scenic landscapes or cityscapes from high vantage points.

The panoramic view from the mountain top was breathtaking.

Example sentences4 results

The hill on which my house stands commands a full view of the city.

Tatoeba

We could see the full extent of the park from the hotel.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

全景【ぜんけい】

ぜんたい全体のながめ眺め。

Wiktionary

全景【ぜんけい】

Frequency rank: 47,038. – 47,982.

Alsoぜんけい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

panoramic view; bird's-eye view

This refers to a wide, expansive view that allows one to see a large area, often used to describe scenic landscapes or cityscapes from high vantage points.