絶ぜっ景けい

ぜ

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Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

superb view; picturesque scenery

Refers to a breathtakingly beautiful natural or man-made view, often used in travel contexts.

〈場ば所しょ〉から絶ぜっ景けいが見みえるto be able to see a superb view from a place
山やまの上うえから絶ぜっ景けいが見みえた。
We could see a superb view from the top of the mountain.
絶ぜっ景けいを楽たのしむto enjoy a superb view
展てん望ぼう台だいから絶ぜっ景けいを楽たのしんだ。
We enjoyed the superb view from the observation deck.
絶ぜっ景けいが広ひろがるa superb view spreads out before one
頂ちょう上じょうには絶ぜっ景けいが広ひろがっていた。
A superb view spread out before us at the summit.

景色けしきN4
景色 is a neutral word for scenery or landscape in general, while 絶景 is reserved for a view so stunning it stands out.
風ふう景けいN3
風景 describes an ordinary landscape or scene without implying it is especially beautiful, unlike 絶景.
名めい勝しょう
名勝 refers to an officially or widely recognized scenic spot, whereas 絶景 simply describes the beauty of a view itself.
眺ながめN3
眺め is a casual word for 'the view' from somewhere, while 絶景 specifically praises that view as exceptionally beautiful.

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佳か境きょう
絶景 describes a breathtaking view itself, while 佳境 (in its rare literary sense) refers to the place of such beauty.
景けい勝しょう
絶景 emphasizes a superb, breathtaking view in the moment, while 景勝 describes scenic beauty as an inherent quality of a place.

絶ぜっ好こうN1
絶好 shares the kanji 絶 with 絶景 but means 'ideal' or 'perfect' (as in 絶好のチャンス), not a scenic view.

Compound of 絶 (ぜつ, 'unsurpassed') and 景 (けい, 'view'). The reading ぜっけい results from assimilation of つ to っ before a k-sound.