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When you can see all the scene you have a complete view.
This is not a common word in everyday conversations, but it can be found in literature, art, film, photography, and travel writing to describe a panoramic or comprehensive view of a scene.
This is a jukugo word, which usually means on'yomi readings from the kanji. If you know the readings of your kanji you'll know how to read this as well.
町の全景
a panoramic view of the town
建物の全景
a panoramic view of the building
都市の全景
a panoramic view of the city
全景を見る
to see a panoramic view
全景をながめる
to gaze at a panoramic view
全景を写す
to shoot a panoramic view
全景が見える
can see a panoramic view
全景が見わたせる
to have a full panoramic view
全景がイメージできる
can imagine the full picture of something
ここから、町の全景が見わたせるんです。
You can see the whole city from here.
ドローンがあれば、この都市の全景を写した写真がとれますよ！
If you have a drone, you can take a picture of the whole city!
うーん、この情報だけだと、建物の全景がうまくイメージできないな。
Well, I can't get a good picture of the whole building from this information.
私は息を飲むような富士の全景を期待していたが、実際はかなりお粗末なものだった。
I was expecting a breathtaking panorama of Mt. Fuji, but the reality of it was pretty pathetic.
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