ging2 zi3景致
Jyutpingging2 zi3
Yalegíng ji
Definition
Scenery; landscape or view.
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How it's used
Refers specifically to a picturesque or aesthetically pleasing view, often implying a sense of tranquility or artistic quality. While interchangeable with 風景 in many contexts, it carries a slightly more literary or descriptive nuance, making it common in travel writing or when admiring a specific vista.
Examples
The scenery here is really beautiful.
Do you like the scenery here?
Related words
Common mistake
Avoid using this word to describe a generic view or a busy street scene, as it implies a level of beauty or charm that standard views lack. It is a noun and should not be used as an adjective to describe objects.
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Grammar guides
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