Words that are similar to cold and elegant, and words that are similar to fresh and elegant

The words to describe "elegant" are gentle and elegant, graceful, graceful, alluring, elegant and elegant, sassy and heroic, radiant, spotless, Yongrong and luxurious, neither humble nor overbearing, like a hanging river, blazing, radiant, flourishing, beautiful, exquisite, and finely carved.

1. Gentle and elegant is an idiom, pronounced wēn wén ěr yǎ, which means to describe a person's gentle attitude and behavior. Qing Pu Songling's "Liao Zhai Zhiyi: Chen Xijiu": "The son of this celebrity, gentle and elegant, can he be a thief? ”

2. 绰约多姿 is an idiom, pronounced chuò yuē duō zī, which is often used to describe the feminine appearance of a woman. "Zhuangzi Getaway": "The skin is like ice and snow, and it is like a virgin."

Tang Jiang Fang's "The Biography of Huo Xiaoyu": "He is more than forty years old, and he is very colorful, and he talks and laughs very charmingly.

3. Manners Wanfang is an idiom, pronounced yí tài wàn fāng, describing the beauty of appearance and posture in all aspects. Lu Xun's "Outline of the History of Chinese Literature" Part III: "And his writing is full of oceans, manners, and the works of the sons of the late Zhou Dynasty can not be the first." ”

4. Alluring the city and the country. Tilt: overturned; City:

Country. Originally, it was said that the country died because of a woman's sex, and the woman only needed to glance at the soldiers guarding the city walls, and the soldiers could abandon their weapons and lose the walls; If you "turn around" to the people who are in the world, the disaster of destroying the country and destroying the sect will befall him. Now it is described that the woman's appearance is very beautiful and gorgeous.

5. Not humble or arrogant is a Chinese idiom, pinyin is bù bēi bú kàng, describing people with appropriate proportions in speaking and doing things. Not humble or arrogant, describing people with appropriate proportions in speaking and doing things, neither low-voiced nor arrogant. The term appears more frequently in diplomatic situations, and is often used to describe the characteristic character of a good diplomat in the presence of Gentiles.

It also refers to the character of ordinary people.

Cold-indifferent.

Calm - indifferent.

Cold arrogance - pride.

The long body jade stands - the jade tree is in the wind.

Elegant - graceful.

Apathy – indifference.

Quiet. tián

jìng said: Quiet and quiet.

Light. qīng

dàn：1.Qinggao indifferent 2Fresh and tranquil 3The color, smell, etc. are not strong45. Foods contain less fatBuying and selling are not thriving; Low turnover.

清晖 [qīng

huī1.Bright and clear brilliance, luster. 2.The metaphor of the face, the face. 3.A synonym for landscape.

温润 [wēn

rùn1.Refers to a person's temperament, mildness of speech2Warm and moist.

Homogeneous [yún

jing: evenly flat; Symmetrical and clean. Sujing [sù

jing：1.The color is not bright, elegant and simple 2Refers to a light taste that is not greasy.

清清 [qīng

chè: Pure and clear.

Elegant [yōu

yǎ: graceful and elegant

開開 [tuō

sú: to be detached from the mundane.

清凉 [qīng

liáng]: 1, cold; Cool. 2. Quiet, not annoying.

恬静 [ tián jìng ]: 恬Shi quiet light [ qīng dàn ]: 1

Qinggao indifferent 2Fresh and tranquil 3The color, smell, etc. are not strong4

5. Foods contain less fatBuying and selling are not thriving; Low turnover.

清晖 [ qīng huī ]1Bright and clear brilliance, luster. 2.The metaphor of the face, the face. 3.A synonym for landscape.

温润 [ wēn rùn ]1Refers to a person's temperament, mildness of speech2Warm, moist and even-clean [ yún jing ]:

Uniform and flat; Symmetrical and clean [ sù jing ]: 1The color is not bright, elegant and simple 2

Refers to a light taste that is not greasy.

清清 [ qīng chè ] is clear and clear.

elegance [ yōu yǎ ] graceful and elegant

脱開 [ tuō sú ] detachment from the mundane.

清凉 [qīng liáng]: 1, cold; Cool. 2. Quiet, not annoying.

Quiet, light, faint, faint, faint.

Clear, warm, warm, even, and pure.

Clear, clean, elegant, refined, cool.

The idioms and explanations about the cold are as follows:

Closed Door]: Door: Door to enter and exit. The portals are closed. Described as deserted.

Ice clear water cold]: refers to cold and cold.

Advocacy but not harmony]: Advocacy: the same as "singing". And: Response. No one responded to the lead singer. Describe a deserted situation where someone leads, but no one responds.

Closed]: The doors are closed. Described as deserted.

Loneliness and loneliness]: refers to a person who is lonely or the environment is silent.

踽鸽cool and cool]: 踽踽: lonely appearance; Cool: A cold and deserted appearance. Describe arrogance.

Empty]: Describes a cold, empty, or unsettled situation.

Clear pot cold stove]: Didn't eat or drink. It is often used to describe the scene of poverty and desertion. Same as "clean ash cold stove".

Ash and cold fire]: Didn't eat or drink. It is often used to describe the scene of poverty and desertion. Same as "clean ash cold stove".

The voice is slow and searching, cold and lonely, miserable and miserable.

When it's warm and cold, it's the hardest to breathe.

Three glasses and two light wines, how can he be the enemy and be in a hurry late?

The geese are also sad, but they are old acquaintances.

Yellowfare flowers are piled up all over the ground.

Haggard and damaged, who can pick it up now?

Guarding the window, how can you be born dark alone?

Sycamore is more and drizzle, to dusk, bit by bit.

This time, what a one, sad words!

The door is full of birds.

Bleak, bleak, secluded.

Begging for cold rice to eat, fighting cold war, gray cold, hot cold, acacia leaves cold, raw cold, blowing cold wind, cold water, cold ears, cold words, sour cold, forced cold, unselective, cold, clear water, cold stove, cold, cold eyebrows, cold eyes, cold.

Deserted, miserable and miserable.

The bleak and cold bones are quietly gloomy.

The voice is slow and searching, cold and lonely, miserable and miserable.

When it's warm and cold, it's the hardest to breathe.

Three glasses and two light wines, how can he be the enemy and be in a hurry late?

The geese are also sad, but they are old acquaintances.

Yellowfare flowers are piled up all over the ground.

Haggard and damaged, who can pick it up now?

Guarding the window, how can you be born dark alone?

Sycamore is more and drizzle, to dusk, bit by bit.

This time, what a one, sad words!