Translation guide
Expressing a limited perspective, lack of broad understanding, or a physically narrow field of vision.
He has a narrow view.
If you have a narrow view, it becomes hard to accept new ideas.
Means narrow-minded, intolerant, or provincial. More formal and often used in written contexts.
A narrow-minded way of thinking is a problem.
Literally 'narrow capacity,' meaning intolerance or small-mindedness. Rather literary.
I'm surprised by his narrow-mindedness.
Referring to a restricted visual range, such as through a small opening or in a confined space.
Describes a physically limited view, e.g., due to fog, obstacles, or a small window.
The view is narrow because of the fog.
This room has a narrow view because the windows are small.
Means 'the view is obstructed' or 'you can't see far.' Used when something blocks the line of sight.
There are many buildings, so the view is narrow.
Describing a definition, rule, or understanding that is too limited or literal.
視野 (shiya) refers to one's mental perspective or outlook, while 視界 (shikai) refers to the physical field of vision. Use 視野 for narrow-mindedness and 視界 for a physically restricted view.
People with a narrow view have a hard time succeeding.
This camera has a narrow field of view.