How to Say ‘Spreads out’ in Simplified Chinese
晕开了
💬 Usage Tip: [晕开] implies a gentle spreading, often visually like flowing ink.
🇨🇳 In China: Spreading or blurring is commonly portrayed in ink wash paintings.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
晕开
[yūn kāi]
smudged
To spread or blur in an uncontrolled way.
墨水在纸上晕开了。
The ink smudged on the paper.
了
[le]
completed action particle
Indicates a completed action or a change of state.
事情终于解决了。
The matter is finally resolved.
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