There are 20 total results for your 風景 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
風景 风景 see styles |
fēng jǐng feng1 jing3 feng ching fuukei / fuke ふうけい |
scenery; landscape (noun - becomes adjective with の) (1) scenery; scene; landscape; view; sight; (noun - becomes adjective with の) (2) scene (e.g. of a crime) |
風景地 see styles |
fuukeichi / fukechi ふうけいち |
scenic area; area of scenic beauty |
風景画 see styles |
fuukeiga / fukega ふうけいが |
landscape painting |
風景線 风景线 see styles |
fēng jǐng xiàn feng1 jing3 xian4 feng ching hsien |
a strip of scenic beauty (coast, river, road etc); (fig.) an eye-catching feature |
一風景 see styles |
ichifuukei; ippuukei / ichifuke; ippuke いちふうけい; いっぷうけい |
(expression) one scene |
原風景 see styles |
genfuukei / genfuke げんふうけい |
(1) indelible scene of one's childhood; earliest remembered scene; (2) original scenery; unspoiled landscape |
殺風景 杀风景 see styles |
shā fēng jǐng sha1 feng1 jing3 sha feng ching sappuukei / sappuke さっぷうけい |
variant of 煞風景|煞风景[sha1 feng1 jing3] (noun or adjectival noun) (1) dreary; bleak; monotonous; barren; (noun or adjectival noun) (2) tasteless; unrefined |
煞風景 煞风景 see styles |
shā fēng jǐng sha1 feng1 jing3 sha feng ching |
to be an eyesore; (fig.) to spoil the fun; to be a wet blanket |
風景写真 see styles |
fuukeishashin / fukeshashin ふうけいしゃしん |
landscape photograph; scenic photograph |
風景画家 see styles |
fuukeigaka / fukegaka ふうけいがか |
landscape artist; landscape painter; landscapist |
大殺風景 大杀风景 see styles |
dà shā fēng jǐng da4 sha1 feng1 jing3 ta sha feng ching |
to be a blot on the landscape; to dampen spirits; to spoil the fun; to be a wet blanket |
大煞風景 大煞风景 see styles |
dà shā fēng jǐng da4 sha1 feng1 jing3 ta sha feng ching |
see 大殺風景|大杀风景[da4 sha1 feng1 jing3] |
心象風景 see styles |
shinshoufuukei / shinshofuke しんしょうふうけい |
(yoji) imagined landscape; scenery in one's mind's eye |
田園風景 see styles |
denenfuukei / denenfuke でんえんふうけい |
rural landscape |
農村風景 see styles |
nousonfuukei / nosonfuke のうそんふうけい |
rural landscape; rural scenery |
風景画書式 see styles |
fuukeigashoshiki / fukegashoshiki ふうけいがしょしき |
{comp} landscape format |
石林風景區 石林风景区 see styles |
shí lín fēng jǐng qū shi2 lin2 feng1 jing3 qu1 shih lin feng ching ch`ü shih lin feng ching chü |
Petrified forest scenic area in Shilin Yi autonomous county 石林彞族自治縣|石林彝族自治县[Shi2 lin2 Yi2 zu2 Zi4 zhi4 xian4] in Kunming 昆明[Kun1 ming2], Yunnan |
奥十曽風景林 see styles |
okujussofuukeirin / okujussofukerin おくじゅっそふうけいりん |
(place-name) Okujussofūkeirin |
猪八重風景林 see styles |
inohaefuukeirin / inohaefukerin いのはえふうけいりん |
(place-name) Inohaefūkeirin |
九寨溝風景名勝區 九寨沟风景名胜区 see styles |
jiǔ zhài gōu fēng jǐng míng shèng qū jiu3 zhai4 gou1 feng1 jing3 ming2 sheng4 qu1 chiu chai kou feng ching ming sheng ch`ü chiu chai kou feng ching ming sheng chü |
Jiuzhaigou Valley Scenic and Historical Interest Area, Sichuan |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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