Consider:
It is pleasant to look at.
So pleasant that you do not want to let it wander out of your sight.
What would be a word for pleasant to look at?
Something that’s pleasant to my eyes… as said by @Mysti Sinha — eyesome.
asked Mar 5, 2015 at 17:11
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You could call it captivating. Merriam-Webster defines captivate as «to attract and hold the attention of (someone) by being interesting, pretty, etc.»
answered Mar 5, 2015 at 17:44
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If you need a word, this adjective is archaic and it is:
eyesome — (archaic, often poetic) visually attractive. (MW)
There are also less-archaic terms:
sightly — Pleasing to see; visually appealing. (TFD)
eye candy — A person who is or people considered highly attractive to look at. (TFD)
Examples:
It is pleasant to look at. (sightly)
He is pleasant to look at. (eye candy)
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answered Mar 5, 2015 at 17:52
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comely — pleasing in appearance; attractive; fair
answered Mar 5, 2015 at 21:37
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«Appealing» is «pleasant to look at» summarized in one word.
answered Mar 5, 2015 at 23:37
Why not simply beautiful? (pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically)
answered Mar 6, 2015 at 7:27
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«Handsome» has exactly the meaning you require:
adjective
having an attractive, well-proportioned, and imposing appearance suggestive of health and strength; good-looking:
«a handsome man; a handsome woman.»having pleasing proportions, relationships, or arrangements, as of shapes, forms, or colors; attractive:
… but seems to be quite an old-fashioned word these days. It might be useful to you depending on the context.
answered Mar 5, 2015 at 19:20
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Anything wrong with plain old ‘pretty’?
answered Mar 6, 2015 at 1:42
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While not strictly limited to physical appearance, consider winsome
Attractive or appealing in appearance or character:
a winsome smile
Oxford Dictionaries Online
answered Mar 5, 2015 at 18:03
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One of these might do:
fetching — pleasant or attractive.
attractive — pleasing or appealing.
… but neither quite carries the strong connotation of irresistibility (not wanting it out of sight) that was requested.
answered Mar 5, 2015 at 23:01
Mesmerize
: to hold the attention of (someone) entirely : to interest or amaze
(someone) so much that nothing else is seen or noticedtransitive verb
1 : to subject to mesmerism; also :
hypnotize
2 : spellbind[ Merriam-Webster online ]
Therefore, mesmerizing, spellbinding, and maybe, at the risk of falling asleep, hypnotic; more so about the impact of what is «delightful for beauty, harmony, or grace» upon the eye of the beholder so to speak.
answered Mar 6, 2015 at 12:20
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The phrase «aesthetically pleasing», though not a single word, denotes an object that is pleasant to look at in a generic visual sense without all the connotations of physical attractiveness, comeliness, etc. that some of the other suggestions carry.
That said, I do think there is a slight connotation of «artistic beauty» in the phrase.
answered Mar 6, 2015 at 0:58
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Wholesome, Lush, perhaps salubrious?
Though the last is used mainly for a product, it could be said being with someone is healthful or health-giving whether it is for companionship or just eye-candy on the arm, thus the connection would be salubrious.
And modern lingo may lead to such quaint items as bitchin’ or (as a feminine descriptor) leslie.
answered Mar 5, 2015 at 23:05
«fine»
can be applied to attractive partner, glassware, textiles, precious metals, paintings, sculptures, architecture, etc
answered Mar 6, 2015 at 22:55
Another one is «Eyeful,» which means someone/something that is visually stunning. However, it is a noun and is considered informal (according to the New Oxford American Dictionary).
Usage: The vase was quite an eyeful.
answered Mar 5, 2015 at 19:28
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На основании Вашего запроса эти примеры могут содержать грубую лексику.
На основании Вашего запроса эти примеры могут содержать разговорную лексику.
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It is always pleasant to look at pretty things.
It was pleasant to look at (beautiful).
For this reason, your site needs to be quick, easy to navigate, and generally pleasant to look at.
По этой причине ваш сайт должен быть быстрым, легким для навигации и в целом приятным для просмотра.
That means your website needs to be simple, easy to navigate, and overall pleasant to look at.
По этой причине ваш сайт должен быть быстрым, легким для навигации и в целом приятным для просмотра.
It is pleasant to look at a beautiful car, but not all the factory cars look interesting enough, it can always be corrected.
Приятно смотреть на красивый автомобиль, но не все заводские авто смотрятся достаточно интересно, это всегда можно исправить.
It has good contrast levels and viewing angles and was pleasant to look at in the brief time we spent with the device.
Он имеет хорошие уровни контраста и углы обзора и было приятно смотреть на него, в то короткое время, проведенное с устройством.
It is always pleasant to look at the emotions of newlyweds, who come to the main historical place of Russia for the first time and photograph these emotions.
Всегда приятно смотреть на эмоции молодожен, которые попадают на главное историческое место России в первый раз, и фотографировать эти эмоции.
The webcam works around the clock, but the best time to view — light day in Thailand as pleasant to look at the bright tropical greenery and the sea, whose color (especially in sunny weather on Phuket) are incredibly azure.
Веб-камера работает в круглосуточном режиме, но лучшее время для просмотра — световой день в Таиланде, когда приятно смотреть на яркую тропическую растительность и море, цвет которого (особенно в солнечную погоду на Пхукете) невероятно лазурный.
As far as it was possible, history has already shown, but is it not pleasant to look at the attempts of people who sincerely believe in their work to make their country better?
Насколько это удалось — история уже показала, но разве не приятно смотреть на попытки людей, искренне верящих в своё дело, сделать свою страну лучше?
Finely developed bodies are pleasant to look at.
He also put designs on it to be pleasant to look at.
Мы также разработали его для того, чтобы на него было приятно смотреть.
All should pay tribute to the quality of notes: they are quite comfortable and pleasant to look at.
Вообще стоит отдать должное качеству купюр: они довольно удобные и приятные на вид.
And, I’m told she’s very pleasant to look at.
It is pleasant to look at these masters, their playing always causes pleasant emotions.
На этих мастеров приятно смотреть, их игра всегда вызывает приятные эмоции.
Smiles are very pleasant to look at.
Numerous roads are deserted and well maintained, trees and flowers are pleasant to look at.
Многочисленные тропинки пустынны и ухожены, деревья и цветы радуют глаз.
He is pleasant to look at, at least.
It is not pleasant to look at a bright screen in the dark.
It is always pleasant to look at a master’s work.
Colors are pleasant to look at.
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Consider:
It is pleasant to look at.
So pleasant that you do not want to let it wander out of your sight.
What would be a word for pleasant to look at?
Something that’s pleasant to my eyes… as said by @Mysti Sinha – eyesome.
Best Answer
You could call it captivating. Merriam-Webster defines captivate as «to attract and hold the attention of (someone) by being interesting, pretty, etc.»
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Pleasant to look at: перевод, синонимы, произношение, примеры предложений, антонимы, транскрипция
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Перевод по словам
— pleasant [adjective]
adjective: приятный, милый, славный, отрадный, веселый, шутливый
- pleasant scent — приятный запах
- pleasant reminiscence — приятное воспоминание
- pleasant hotel — симпатичная гостиница
- more pleasant experience — более приятный опыт
- less pleasant — менее приятный
- pleasant acidity — приятная кислотность
- pleasant aroma — приятный аромат
- pleasant massage — приятный массаж
- pleasant journey — Приятного путешествия
- we wish you a pleasant journey — мы желаем вам приятного путешествия
— to [preposition]
preposition: к, в, до, на, для
abbreviation: телеграфная контора, телеграфное отделение
- drive to — поезжай к
- be in opposition to — быть в оппозиции к
- bring up to code — доводить до кода
- disadvantageous to — невыгодно для
- put to the touch — подвергать испытанию
- hard to see — трудно видеть
- habituated to — привыкнуть к
- paralyzed to — парализован
- to plan — планировать
- to throw away — выкинуть
— look [noun]
noun: вид, взгляд, внешность, взор, выражение лица, наружность
verb: посмотреть, выглядеть, смотреть, поискать, глядеть, следить, казаться, взирать, рассчитывать, осматривать
- look out of window — смотреть в окно
- made to look like — выглядит как
- next we look at — Далее мы рассмотрим
- look it up — поищи это
- look set to continue — смотреть установить, чтобы продолжить
- look from inside — взгляд изнутри
- it is helpful to look at — полезно посмотреть на
- look drunk — взгляд пьян
- look wise — выглядеть умным
- mouth look — рот взгляд
— at [noun]
preposition: на, в, при, у, за, около
noun: собака
abbreviation: атомный, герметический
- get at — получить
- put at risk of/from — поставить под риск / с
- demur at — демер в
- at first-hand — из первых рук
- aim at/for — направлены на / для
- gaze at/upon — смотреть на / на
- put up at auction — выставлен на аукцион
- at the original tempo — в первоначальном темпе
- stated at nominal value — отражаются по номинальной стоимости
- is employed at all — используется на всех
Предложения с «pleasant to look at»
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Look here-in Darkshire, hardly the breadth of my finger from Milton, is Heston, which I have often heard of from people living in the north as such a pleasant little bathing-place. |
Послушай, в Даркшире, едва в ширине моего пальца от Милтона, находится Хестон. Я слышала от людей, живущих на севере, что это славный морской курорт. |
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They’ve made life look very pleasant with paint and decorations and chrome bathroom fixtures. |
Они очень украсили жизнь при помощи краски, украшений и хромированной сантехники. |
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To look at her, so calm and strong, like a large river at high tide, was pleasant , but her speech had a soporific influence, and was both superfluous and weari -some. |
Смотреть на нее, спокойную и сильную, как большая полноводная река, приятно , но в речах ее — что — то снотворное, все они не нужны и утомляют. |
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They were pleasant informal gatherings, and I used quite to look forward to them. |
Все у них было по — дружески и без церемоний, и я жду, бывало, не дождусь воскресенья. |
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Rhett watched the train until it was out of sight and on his face there was a look of speculative bitterness that was not pleasant . |
Ретт смотрел вслед поезду, пока он не исчез из виду, и на лице его читались озадаченность и горечь, отчего оно выглядело не очень приятным . |
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I think the point is, it tries to look like a leaf that isn’t very digestible or pleasant . |
Я думаю, дело в том, что оно пытается выглядеть как лист, который не очень съедобный или приятный . |
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Would you describe his look… as very pleasant , pleasant or unpleasant? |
Как вы оцените его внешность: приятная , мало приятная или неприятная? |
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Look, I know it’s not a very pleasant job, but I’m sure you two will do it to the best of your abilities. |
Слушайте, я знаю, что это не слишком приятная работа, Но я уверен, что вы двое продемонстрируете лучшее, на что способны. |
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Corns and calluses are very common and do not look pleasant . |
Мозоли и мозоли очень распространены и выглядят не очень приятно . |
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I’ll chop him off, and make it look kind of non-pleasant. |
Я отрежу ему голову, и это будет выглядеть как — то не очень приятно . |
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WordReference Random House Learner’s Dictionary of American English © 2023
pleas•ant /ˈplɛzənt/USA pronunciation
adj.
- pleasing, agreeable, or enjoyable:the pleasant news of her promotion.
- (of persons, manners, etc.) socially acceptable;
polite:a pleasant disposition when dealing with people.[be + ~ + to + verb]He’s very pleasant to work with. - fair, as weather:a pleasant day.
pleas•ant•ly, adv. : She greeted me pleasantly.
pleas•ant•ness, n. [uncountable]See -plac-.
WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2023
pleas•ant
(plez′ənt),USA pronunciation adj.
- pleasing, agreeable, or enjoyable;
giving pleasure:pleasant news. - (of persons, manners, disposition, etc.) socially acceptable or adept;
polite;
amiable;
agreeable. - fair, as weather:a pleasant summer day.
- [Archaic.]gay, sprightly, or merry.
- [Obs.]jocular or facetious.
- Middle French plaisant, origin, originally present participle of plaisir to please; see —ant
- Middle English plesaunt 1325–75
pleas′ant•ly, adv.
pleas′ant•ness, n.
- 1.See corresponding entry in Unabridged welcome, gratifying.
- 2.See corresponding entry in Unabridged delightful, congenial, friendly.
Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers::
pleasant /ˈplɛzənt/ adj
- giving or affording pleasure; enjoyable
- having pleasing or agreeable manners, appearance, habits, etc
- obsolete merry and lively
Etymology: 14th Century: from Old French plaisant, from plaisir to please
ˈpleasantly adv
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