Idioms with the meaning of "full of precious things" describe a lot of beautiful things. Idioms from Southern Dynasty - Song - Liu Yiqing, "The New Story of the World - Rong Zhi": "On today's trip, I touched my eyes to see a dazzling array of pearls and jewels."

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Source Southern Dynasty - Song - Liu Yiqing "Shishu Xinyi - Rong Zhi": "Today's trip, touching the eye to see the glittering jewels and jades."

Example These birthday gifts are displayed in the east and west hips of Kunning Palace, ~. ★ Yao Xueyin Li Zicheng, Volume 2, Chapter 31

Counter-example In recent years, China's cities have seen a dazzling array of `night landscapes' and are developing very rapidly.

Allusion Someone went to visit the lieutenant Wang Yan, and also met Wang Rong, Wang Dun, and Wang Guan at the table, and in another house, Wang Yan and Wang Cheng. When he came out, he said to the people, "Today, the line of the lieutenant's residence, touching the eye to see, there is nothing but beautiful jade."

琳琅满目 lín láng mǎn mù 林琅满目 Pronunciation

Idioms by The Free Dictionary Linlang: beautiful jade. Full of beautiful and precious things. Metaphorically, there are a lot of beautiful and precious items.

Idioms by The Free Dictionary Synonyms Liu Yiqing (劉义庆) in south China's Song Dynasty: "On today's trip, I saw beautiful jewels and jades as far as I could see." Subject-predicate Idioms

Generation Age Ancient Idioms

Idioms with the correct pronunciation Luang ( 琅), cannot be pronounced as "liánɡ".

Idioms by Type Lin Lin can't be written as Lin.

Idioms by Type: ～ and "beautiful"; both describe a lot of beautiful things. But ～ is emphasized in the sense that they are all over the place; and "beautiful" is emphasized in the sense that there are too many of them to be seen; there are too many to be appreciated.

Near-definition Words brilliant, beautiful

Antonyms Sores

Idioms by The Free Dictionary Examples These birthday gifts are displayed in the east and west hips of Kunning Palace, and they are full of splendor. (Yao Xueyin, Li Zicheng, Volume 2, Chapter 31)

English translation a vast array of beautiful exhibits

Japanese translation 立派(りっぱ)なものがいっぱいある

Russian translation обилие и богатство красивых вещей

Other languages <German>eine Schau prǎchtiger Gegenstǎnde <French>riche collection

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