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Victory: all. There are so many beautiful things that I can't see them at the moment. ?
example
The handicrafts displayed in the exhibition hall are dazzling.
source
Qian Qing Yong's "Talking about Gardens, Artistic Ability and Governance": "The only fish is beautiful."
use
Subject-predicate, as predicate, attribute, complement
Make a sentence
1. The scenery of the West Lake is really beautiful.
The jewels in the shop are dazzling and very beautiful.
3. Spring has come quietly. When we walk into the garden, all kinds of flowers are in full bloom, and it is these flowers that are blooming and beautiful.
Jiuzhaigou has beautiful natural scenery and is a good place to travel.
All kinds of flowers are in full bloom and the greenhouse is beautifully decorated.
There is a flower show in the park, and all kinds of flowers are beautiful.
Everyone who has been here says that the scenery here is beautiful.
There is such a popular song in this beautiful place.
9. The new products displayed at the trade fair are really beautiful.
10. Walking into the park, all the love is really beautiful, which makes people linger.
1 1. This peony flower exhibition is colorful and beautiful.
12. The beautiful scenery of the countryside is breathtaking.
13. Xiangshan in October is full of beautiful red leaves.
14. It's amazing to see tung flowers blooming all over the mountain.
15. When you look at our school, you will know what is beautiful.
16. The majestic Three Gorges is unparalleled and beautiful.
17. The scenery of the Three Gorges is really beautiful and full of praise.
18. Even in winter, there are beautiful scenery along the road.
19. The Three Gorges of the Yangtze River has beautiful scenery and colorful weather, which is really beautiful.
On Sunday, the students went to Xinghai Bay to see the sea. The blue sea is endless and very beautiful.
synonym
A dazzling array of things [Lin Lang M N M]
Lin Lang: Fine jade. My eyes are full of precious things. Describe many beautiful things.
There are too many things to see.
Of many things, invisible to the eyes.
Be at a loss [Xi]
Leisure: leisure. There were so many descriptions of the scenery that it was too late to read it. There are so many people or things that people are overwhelmed.
antonym
ugly
Refers to the ugly image, which makes people look down upon it.