尽收眼底 (jìn shōu yǎn dǐ) — to have everything in full view at a glance, a panoramic view
Definition
Literally 'all taken in by the eye's base': used when a wide, complete scene is visible from one viewpoint — emphasizes that everything fits within your gaze at once.
idiom
to have everything in full view at a glance, a panoramic view
Examples
- ，尽收眼底。Zhàn zài shān dǐng shàng, zhěng gè chéng shì jìn shōu yǎn dǐ.Standing on the mountaintop, the whole city comes into full view.
- ，尽收眼底。Cóng zhè shàn chuāng hu wàng qù, zhěng gè huā yuán jìn shōu yǎn dǐ.Looking out from this window, the entire garden is in full view.
- ，尽收眼底。Dēng shàng tǎ dǐng, sì zhōu fēng jǐng jìn shōu yǎn dǐ.Climbing to the top of the pagoda, the surrounding scenery is captured in one glance.
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