Definition of eye candy in English:

eye candy

noun

mass nouninformal

Visual images that are superficially attractive and entertaining but intellectually undemanding.
〈非正式〉悦目但智商不高的形象，花架子，眼糖
this movie looks like tasty eye candy
Example sentencesExamples
- More often than not they are a superfluous, if pleasant, eye candy that contributes nothing to the plot.
- The four girls are all eye candy, no doubt, but the story line wasn't.
- And it feels like people want to go out and have some eye candy and have some kind of mindless fun, you know?
- They were there as eye candy to the businessmen I was meeting.
- Major media are far more generally visual, and are often filled with out-and-out eye candy.
- You serve no useful purpose, except as a bit of eye candy for passing motorists and aren't contributing anything to the team.
- So the celebrity face simply provides a bit of innocuous eye candy to package the merchandise within.
- She was eye candy, to be sure, but no-one was asking questions.
- That way, they'd actually learn how to come up with things that make for good play, not merely good eye candy.
- More importantly, this season needs something in the way of male eye candy.

Definition of eye candy in US English:

eye candy

nounaɪ ˈkændiī ˈkandē

informal

Visual images that are superficially attractive and entertaining but intellectually undemanding.
〈非正式〉悦目但智商不高的形象，花架子，眼糖
the film's success rested on a promotional campaign showcasing its relentless eye candy
影片的成功全靠一场展现其令人目不暇接的花架子的宣传活动。
Example sentencesExamples
- More importantly, this season needs something in the way of male eye candy.
- That way, they'd actually learn how to come up with things that make for good play, not merely good eye candy.
- So the celebrity face simply provides a bit of innocuous eye candy to package the merchandise within.
- They were there as eye candy to the businessmen I was meeting.
- More often than not they are a superfluous, if pleasant, eye candy that contributes nothing to the plot.
- You serve no useful purpose, except as a bit of eye candy for passing motorists and aren't contributing anything to the team.
- Major media are far more generally visual, and are often filled with out-and-out eye candy.
- And it feels like people want to go out and have some eye candy and have some kind of mindless fun, you know?
- She was eye candy, to be sure, but no-one was asking questions.
- The four girls are all eye candy, no doubt, but the story line wasn't.

词汇	eye candy
释义	Definition of eye candy in English: eye candy noun mass nouninformal Visual images that are superficially attractive and entertaining but intellectually undemanding. 〈非正式〉悦目但智商不高的形象，花架子，眼糖 this movie looks like tasty eye candy Example sentencesExamples More often than not they are a superfluous, if pleasant, eye candy that contributes nothing to the plot. The four girls are all eye candy, no doubt, but the story line wasn't. And it feels like people want to go out and have some eye candy and have some kind of mindless fun, you know? They were there as eye candy to the businessmen I was meeting. Major media are far more generally visual, and are often filled with out-and-out eye candy. You serve no useful purpose, except as a bit of eye candy for passing motorists and aren't contributing anything to the team. So the celebrity face simply provides a bit of innocuous eye candy to package the merchandise within. She was eye candy, to be sure, but no-one was asking questions. That way, they'd actually learn how to come up with things that make for good play, not merely good eye candy. More importantly, this season needs something in the way of male eye candy. Definition of eye candy in US English: eye candy nounaɪ ˈkændiī ˈkandē informal Visual images that are superficially attractive and entertaining but intellectually undemanding. 〈非正式〉悦目但智商不高的形象，花架子，眼糖 the film's success rested on a promotional campaign showcasing its relentless eye candy 影片的成功全靠一场展现其令人目不暇接的花架子的宣传活动。 Example sentencesExamples More importantly, this season needs something in the way of male eye candy. That way, they'd actually learn how to come up with things that make for good play, not merely good eye candy. So the celebrity face simply provides a bit of innocuous eye candy to package the merchandise within. They were there as eye candy to the businessmen I was meeting. More often than not they are a superfluous, if pleasant, eye candy that contributes nothing to the plot. You serve no useful purpose, except as a bit of eye candy for passing motorists and aren't contributing anything to the team. Major media are far more generally visual, and are often filled with out-and-out eye candy. And it feels like people want to go out and have some eye candy and have some kind of mindless fun, you know? She was eye candy, to be sure, but no-one was asking questions. The four girls are all eye candy, no doubt, but the story line wasn't.
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