辣眼睛

• 拼音: là yǎn jīng
• 汉字拆解: 辣 (spicy/stinging) + 眼睛 (eyes) -> visually painful to see.

含义

Visually unpleasant, tacky, or hard to look at. It literally suggests something is so bad it stings the eyes.

辣眼睛 is a vivid casual complaint about outfits, design, scenes, or awkward visuals. It is blunt, so it can sound rude if aimed at a person.

例句

1. 这个配色太辣眼睛，我看不下去。
2. 海报字体乱到有点辣眼睛。
3. 别这样搭，真的很辣眼睛。

用法指南

语境: friends, design critique, social media

语气: blunt, mocking

正确说法

• 这个滤镜有点辣眼睛。（This filter is a bit hard to look at.）
• 颜色别太冲，不然辣眼睛。（Do not make the colors too harsh.）

错误说法

• 当面评价别人外貌辣眼睛。（That is rude and hurtful.）

常见错误

• Using it for mild dislike; it implies strong visual discomfort.

起源与历史

Literally means spicy to the eyes, extending 辣 from physical sting to visual discomfort.

文化背景

时代: 2010s onward

世代: Internet users and short-video audiences

社会背景: Mainstream casual speech

地区说明: Common across Mainland China.