An explanation of the meaning of feast one's eyes

Satisfaction. Look for the benefits of something. The blessing of seeing something rare or beautiful. Synonym: feast your eyes source: modern idioms, unknown origin, to be investigated. Usage: predicate. Sentence: He never showed his treasure to everyone, but today he finally showed it to everyone. Sentence: 1. The colorful national performances in the national park feast the eyes of the students. Second, when we arrive in Hangzhou, how can we not feast our eyes on the West Lake? Third, how can you not feast your eyes on Guilin when you arrive in Guangxi?

This visit to Mount Tai is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! Five, but I got nothing, so I have to feast my eyes. 6. There are exquisite, quiet and spectacular reed flute cave Cave, where tourists can feast their eyes, a lotus pond with rippling blue waves, boating and the beautiful scenery along the coast of taohuajiang, which makes people feel relaxed and happy. Over the years, Jiulao Cavern has attracted many adventurers to feast their eyes on its strange legends and complex landforms. Eighth, visitors can enter the wind tunnel at the bottom of the American waterfall and enjoy the wonders inside.

Nine, Zhongshan Huangpu Military Academy playground has two performances every day. The roaring horses, swords and shadows, and dusty scenes are exciting and eye-catching, and there is never a lack of warm applause and cheers from the audience. 10. That's what Phillips said, but actually I can't wait to fly to Firefly Valley to have a look and feast my eyes. Eleven, Hakka dance Kirin and other folk culture, amazing, and the famous silk stockings milk tea is also a big focus, in addition to the traditional utensils teh tarik let people feast their eyes on * bend, you can also drink this authentic Hong Kong-style milk tea on the spot, delicious.