zuk1 muk6 gaai1 si6觸目皆是触目皆是
Jyutpingzuk1 muk6 gaai1 si6
Yalejūk muhk gāai sih
Definition
Ubiquitous; to be seen everywhere, describing a great abundance of something.
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How it's used
Carries a slightly formal or literary tone despite being used in daily speech to emphasize an overwhelming abundance. It is often employed to express a sense of being surrounded by something, whether positive or negative. While it functions as a set phrase, it is rarely used in very casual, fast-paced slang.
Examples
There are luxury brand stores everywhere here, it is truly exaggerated.
Look at the trash on the street, it is simply everywhere.
Related words
Common phrases
a phenomenon that can be seen everywhere
Common mistake
Learners often mistake this for a simple adjective, but it functions as a predicate phrase. Avoid using it to describe a single object, as it specifically denotes a high frequency or density of items across a scene.
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Grammar guides
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