Ugly thing

An eyesore means looking uncomfortable; incurring dislike

An eyesore, Chinese word, pinyin is à i y m n, which means it is not pleasing to the eye and it is inconvenient for someone to be in front of you.

Origin of words: Tang Du Mu's Send Shen to Suzhou Li Zhongcheng's Call Poetry as a Gift: "Always think about material things, one is to govern the country. If the craftsman sees the wood, he will not give up. " The fourth and fifth chapters of Shi Ming Naian's Water Margin are: "However, it is said that the thief Li Hai is bald. He only promised michel platini, who wished Pan Gong to be this woman, and only ate Yang Xiong to block his eyes, so he couldn't start. " Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions 103: "Ladies can use your good relatives, but you still think he is an eyesore and ask someone to kill him, but you say it's taking poison!"

be an eyesore

1, if you think mistakes are an eyesore, then you should think about whether you are a perfectionist, which is somewhat inappropriate.

Some people just think that the wind turbine is too ugly to be put anywhere.

Every day when I go out and look at this unsightly building, I always feel jammed. Compared with the surrounding environment, it is like a grain of sand falling into my eyes, which is particularly uncomfortable.

My face and body are covered with red and ugly peas, which makes my face look ugly.

5. In winter, it is bare; In summer, it is covered with miscellaneous weeds, which is very unsightly.

6. To be a man, it is better to be inconspicuous than to be too unsightly.