What does thick ink mean? What does it mean

It means to depict it with heavy ink and color. Refers to a painting or depiction of Modo. It is described as a strong description, and it is also described as eye-catching and prominent, and it is heavy.

Usage] as object, definite, adverbial; For writing, etc.

Example] In his 44-year career as a journalist, he has created a number of excellent journalistic works, leaving a strong mark in the history of Chinese journalism.

Commonly used to write] xx adds a strong stroke to xx. xx is intense.

He focused on the event.

Antonym] to put it mildly.

synonyms] strong color heavy ink.

[Meaning] means to depict it with heavy ink and color. Refers to a painting or depiction of Modo. It is described as a strong description, and it is also described as eye-catching and prominent, and it is heavy.

Refers to a painting or depiction of Modo. It is described as a strong description, and it is also described as eye-catching and prominent, and it is heavy.

Example sentence] On the large canvas of the sky, one swipe, one after another, the music of dawn is played in thick and colorful.

Heavy ink refers to the use of heavy ink and color to depict. Describe the focus of the description.

synonyms: incisive, intensely colored and heavily inked, heavily inked.

Antonym] to put it mildly.

Refers to a painting or depiction of Modo. It is described as a strong description, and it is also described as eye-catching and prominent, and it is heavy.

Thick ink and heavy color: bai describes the hard description, du

It is also described as eye-catching and prominent, and the weight is heavy.

Pinyin dao: nóng mò zhòng cǎi

Source: Liu Jian.

Painted with heavy ink and color. Refers to a painting or depiction of Modo.

Rich in color.

Interpretation] is depicted with heavy ink and color. Refers to a painting or depiction of Modo.

Part of speech] neutral idiom adjective.

Usage] as object, definite, adverbial; Terminology, writing, etc.

Commonly used writing] adds a strong stroke to xx.

He focused on the event.

Antonym] to put it mildly.

synonyms] strong color heavy ink.

【Pinyin】 nóng mò tú mǒ

Interpretation] A painting method in Chinese painting refers to the use of heavy ink to paint, focusing on the rendering of parts.

synonyms]

Antonyms] Lightly described, understated.

Sentence formation] When the painter paints, he paints with thick ink for a while, and traces lightly for a while.

Light stroke] means that you don't need to press down too hard and depict slowly, which is exactly the opposite of the meaning of thick ink.

Heavy brush and ink, generally used in conjunction with "heavy color". Rich in color.

It means to increase the degree of attention and focus on the work of more concern than the general one [care].

It is generally used in conjunction with "heavy color". i.e. intense ink.

The meaning of thick ink is: profound meaning! Thick pen and ink.

The metaphor is detailed and heavy.

Thick ink has the meaning of emphasis and focus, and the appearance of thick ink refers to the prologue with great momentum and extraordinary momentum.

It is a powder debut, which means: acting on stage in disguise. Today's metaphor is on the political stage (with irony).

It's more profound than the debut.

Isn't it a lot of color? It is meant to be depicted with heavy ink and color. It is described as a strong description, and it is also described as eye-catching and prominent, and it is heavy. If it is a thick ink splash, it is a painting technique created by Zhang Daqian, which is later used to highlight the meaning of rendering.

Literal translation means that when painting Chinese paintings, the focus is on the place of painting, or it means that the whole picture appears to have a great sense of color impact. The metaphor is the point in the matter.

A technique of painting Chinese painting, a metaphor for doing something with great momentum and effort.

Thick ink smudging, pinyin nóng mò tú mǒ, a Chinese word, is a painting method in Chinese painting that uses heavy ink to depict and focuses on the rendering of parts.

Thick ink smearing is a painting method in Chinese painting, which refers to the use of heavy ink to paint, focusing on the rendering of parts. Describe the key points.

Thick ink.

【Pinyin】 nóng mò tú mǒ

Interpretation] Thick ink smearing is a painting method in Chinese painting, which refers to the use of heavy ink to paint, focusing on the rendering of parts. Describe the key points.

Part of speech] neutral idiom.

Structure] joint idiom.

Example sentence] When a painter is painting, he will smear with thick ink for a while, and draw lightly for a while.

synonyms]

Antonyms] Lightly described, understated.

Original text: Drinking the lake after the first sunny day.

Su Shi's water is bright and sunny, and the mountains are empty and rainy.

If you want to compare West Lake to Xizi, it is always appropriate to apply light makeup and heavy makeup.

Translation: On a sunny day, the water of the West Lake is rippling, and under the sun, it is brilliant and beautiful. When it rains, the distant mountains are shrouded in smoke and rain, and the hazy scenery is also very beautiful.

If the beautiful West Lake is compared to the beauty of Xi Shi, then light makeup or heavy makeup can always bring out her natural beauty and charming charm well.

"Two Songs on the Lake After the First Sunny Day" is a group of poems by the Song Dynasty writer Su Shi. These two poems praising the beauty of the West Lake were written during the poet's tenure as a general judge in Hangzhou. The second of these poems is widely circulated, and this poem is not a description of a scene or a scene of the West Lake, but a comprehensive description of the beautiful scenery of the West Lake, especially the last two sentences, which are considered to be appropriate comments on the West Lake.

The first poem is not included in the general anthology, but in fact, this poem is also well written, and its first sentence describes the beauty of the morning light of the West Lake. The comparison of the two poems can better grasp the author's thoughts and feelings when writing the poem.

The original poem should be.

The water is shining and sunny, and the mountains are empty and rainy.

If you want to compare West Lake to Xizi, it is always appropriate to apply light makeup and heavy makeup.

The landlord misremembered, right? The last sentence in layman's terms means that if a person is beautiful, you will look good no matter how you dress up.

It's good-looking, no matter how you dress up, it's good-looking, it's hopeless