Definition

1. Noun:
   • Panorama, wide-angle view: "cảnh tầm rộng" refers to a broad, extensive, and often unbroken view of a landscape or scene, typically captured in painting or photography to convey vastness and scope.
   • Panoramic scene: It denotes a scene that is wide in scope, allowing the viewer to see a large area at once.

Usage Examples

• Noun:
  • Họa sĩ vẽ một bức tranh cảnh tầm rộng về vùng núi. (The painter created a panoramic painting of the mountain region.)
  • Máy ảnh này có chế độ chụp cảnh tầm rộng rất đẹp. (This camera has a beautiful panoramic mode.)
  • Từ đỉnh đồi, chúng tôi có thể ngắm một cảnh tầm rộng của thành phố. (From the hilltop, we could enjoy a wide-angle view of the city.)

Advanced Usage

• In artistic context: Often used to describe a specific genre or technique in visual arts (painting, photography, film) that emphasizes breadth and a comprehensive field of view.
  • Tác phẩm của anh ấy chuyên về những bức ảnh cảnh tầm rộng. (His work specializes in panoramic photographs.)

Variants and Related Words

• Toàn cảnh (n): Overall scene, comprehensive view. While similar, "toàn cảnh" can be more general, whereas "cảnh tầm rộng" specifically emphasizes the wide, expansive angle.
• Phong cảnh (n): Landscape, scenery. A more general term for natural scenery.
• Cảnh quan (n): Landscape, vista. Often used in geographical or environmental contexts.

Synonyms

• Panorama: A wide, unbroken view of a surrounding area.
• Vista: A pleasing view, especially one seen through a long, narrow opening.
• Landscape: All the visible features of an area of land.

Related Phrases

• Góc nhìn rộng: Wide-angle perspective. This phrase describes the technique or viewpoint rather than the scene itself.
• Tầm nhìn xa rộng: Far-sighted vision (often metaphorical, referring to foresight in planning).

Related Idioms

(Note: "Cảnh tầm rộng" is a specific technical/artistic term and is not commonly used in idiomatic expressions. The related concepts are more often expressed through the synonyms or descriptive phrases listed above.)