Is dizziness a four word phrase that describes the demeanor of a character?

Radiance: vigorous and vigorous, vigorous, high-spirited, vigorous, energetic, radiant, energetic, generous, generous, and energetic, radiant, energetic, vigorous

Mighty: King Kong angry eyes, dragon walking tiger step, dragon and tiger step, dragon and tiger step, majestic and heroic, majestic, high-spirited, swallow jaw tiger neck, eagle and tiger eye.

Demeanor: Unsmiling, generous, gentle, courteous, fairy, windy, graceful, graceful, dignified, and sitting.

Ill-fat: listless, clay sculpture and wood carving, sleepy and lacking energy, weak and weak, division veterans tired, sleepy-eyed, exhausted, described as withered, clothes can not be untied.

Crying: The ghost cries the wolf, the ghost cries, the god howls, cries loudly, cries the heavens and grabs the ground, cries and dips the plackets, tears falls, sickness cries, crys, hunger, cold, and tears are like rain.

Laughter: Laughing with your palms, laughing at your heart, laughing out loud, laughing at your belly, laughing into laughter, laughing at your face, laughing dumbly, laughing at your cheeks, smiling at your shoulders, and smiling at your sleeves.

Love, eyebrows, eyebrows, lover's eyes, Xi Shi, warm affection, shameful answer, marriage and flattery.

Pretentious, pretentious, take sugar as vinegar, take cavity as momentum, seek death and life.

Silence, silence.

Others: Chu Chu is pitiful, dumbfounded, dignified, dignified, forehead and hand celebrated, horizontal eyebrows and angry eyes, voice and smile, righteous and colorful, everyone is drunk and sober.

Idioms that describe the demeanor (expression) of a character:

Fuss, frightened, confused, calm, creepy, absent-minded, six gods without master, calm, stunned, calm, stupefied, disbelieving, respectful, muttering to himself, engrossed, excited, elated, stunned, suspicious, affectionate, restless, abrupt, listless, indecisive, stammering, unprepared, hesitant, indecisive, uneasy, unwilling, uneasy, unwilling, uneasy Flattered, flattered, suspicious, contented, honest, frightened, angry, angry, embarrassed, angry Frightened, panicked, happy, panicked, concentrated, sorrowful, sad, trance, refreshed, smiled, cross-eyebrows, smiled, stunned, sad, ecstasy, looked at each other, looked at each other, looked bright, eyebrows, danced, depressed, listless, sad, frightened, and bright.

Heads held high, panicked, careless.

Dizzy and dizzy [pinyin]: tóu yūn mù xuàn [interpretation]: dizzy hair, dizzy eyes, feeling that everything is spinning.

The first and third characters are body parts or organs, and the second and fourth characters are verbs or adjectives.

Dancing. Bear two faces under one hood.

The shoulders are big and the waist is round. The heart is wide and the body is fat.

Tremble with fear. Rush.

Lightheaded. Thirsty.

It is possible to describe the demeanor, but it depends on the specific context. Sometimes the term can refer to inner activity.

The four-word phrase that describes the demeanor of the character is as follows:

1. Panting like a cow: Describe the appearance of panting loudly.

2. Hurry: Travel: the demeanor before and after departure. A hurried demeanor before and after walking or departure.

3. Panting: It is to describe shortness of breath and loud panting.

4. Old-fashioned: old-fashioned: the style of the elderly; Horizontal: Full. Describe a sophisticated and conceited demeanor. Now it is described as arrogant and arrogant, and the old qualifications. It also describes the lack of vitality.

5. Form and color: It refers to the expression of admiration with manners and demeanor. It is mostly used to describe the pleasure of men and women.

6. Walking in a hurry: the demeanor and demeanor before and after walking or setting off. Same as "in a hurry".

7. Angry Halberd Finger: Halberd Finger: Point at others with your index finger and middle finger, like the shape of a halberd. Pointing at people, glaring. Describe the demeanor of rebuke a person when he is angry.

8. Killing chickens and wiping necks: Describe the anxious and unimaginable demeanor.

9. Stretch your eyebrows and eyes: look comfortable and carefree.

10. Drunk and infatuated: It is to describe the abnormal demeanor and loss of self-control.

The four-word phrase that describes the demeanor of the character is as follows:

1. Graceful and elegant: It is said that the demeanor is calm and unhurried, and the demeanor is elegant and generous.

2. Speak upright: It means that the speech is upright and the appearance is serious.

3. Displeasure: Joy: Pleasure, happiness. Very unhappy because of dissatisfaction.

4. Drunk like madness: Describe the derangement and inability to control yourself. It also refers to being dumped by someone or something.

5. Leisurely: Comfortable and comfortable; Self-satisfaction: inner pride. Describe the demeanor is leisurely and comfortable.

6. Calm: It refers to a calm demeanor, as usual.

7. A serious book: It originally refers to a moral classic. Later, it was used to describe a solemn and serious attitude, and a solemn matter. Sometimes with irony.

8. Spirited: still high-spirited. Described as uplifting, heroic.

9. Abundance: abundance: grace. Pianpian: Free and easy. Describe the demeanor and demeanor elegant and graceful, super easy and free. Same as "personable".

10. Warmth and affection: Pulse: silently express affection with eyes or actions. The description is full of gentle feelings, and I really want to show it.

11. Cool: Cool: undecided; If lost: like losing support. Describe the ownerless, empty and melancholy demeanor in the heart.