可掬

kějū
  1. conspicuous
  2. plain to see

CEDICT

Entry Composition

1 可 kě
  1. (prefix) can; may; able to; -able
  2. to approve; to permit
  3. to suit
  4. (particle used for emphasis) certainly; very
  5. but; however
2 掬 jū
  1. to hold in one's hands
  2. classifier for a double handful
  3. Taiwan pr. jú

Containing this entry

憨态可掬 hāntàikějū
  1. (of pandas, ducklings etc) adorable
  2. cute
笑容可掬 xiàoróngkějū smiling wholeheartedly (idiom); beaming from ear to ear

Related entries

突显 tūxiǎn
  1. conspicuous
  2. to make sth stand out
  3. make sth prominent
那房子因为其少有的形状被突显出来。

The house stood out because of its unusual shape.

Source: Tatoeba

显眼 xiǎnyǎn
  1. conspicuous
  2. eye-catching
  3. glamorous
這些花放在哪裏也沒關係，顯眼就行了。

Put those flowers wherever we can see them well.

Source: Tatoeba

孑孑 jiéjié
  1. outstanding
  2. conspicuous
  3. prominent
  4. tiny
彰 zhāng
  1. clear
  2. conspicuous
  3. manifest
显性 xiǎnxìng
  1. visible
  2. conspicuous
  3. phanero-
  4. dominant (gene)
引人注意 yǐnrénzhùyì
  1. to attract attention
  2. eye-catching
  3. conspicuous
引人注目 yǐnrénzhùmù
  1. to attract attention
  2. eye-catching
  3. conspicuous
她说理的主线引人注目，但从根本上是靠不住的。

Her line of reasoning is attractive, but ultimately fallacious.

Source: Tatoeba

彰显 zhāngxiǎn
  1. to put on display (sth abstract)
  2. to draw attention to
  3. conspicuous
打眼 dǎyǎn
  1. to drill or bore a hole
  2. to attract attention
  3. conspicuous
显 xiǎn
  1. to make visible
  2. to reveal
  3. prominent
  4. conspicuous
  5. (prefix) phanero-
在台灣，季節的變化越來越不明顯。短春與短秋逐漸成為現在四季的特徵。

In Taiwan, the differences between the four seasons have become less and less obvious. A short spring and autumn have gradually become part of the features of the four seasons.

Source: Tatoeba