Ugly idiom?

Ⅰ How to describe someone who is ugly (idiom) Just like the title, thank you

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Ⅱ What are the idioms to describe a person who is ugly

Rat-eyed deer head

shǔ mù zhāng tóu

〖Explanation〗The eyes are like mice and Small and round, the head is as small and pointed as a deer. Describes a person's ugly appearance and cunning expression.

〖Source〗 "The Biography of Li Kui in the Old Book of Tang Dynasty": "Senior figures with dragons and phoenixes are of no use, but sons with deer-headed and mouse-like eyes seek official positions."

〖Example〗I~, I am better than his face. Fu fan. Wu Xinzi of the Ming Dynasty "Golden Bird Throwing Fruit"

Kite shoulder jackal eyes

yuān jiān chái mù

〖Explanation〗Shrugging like an eagle, with fierce eyes Like a jackal. Describes a person's appearance as sinister and sinister.

〖Source〗 "Book of the Later Han·Biography of Liang Ji": "He is a man with a kite shoulder and a jackal eye."

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The deer-headed rat eye

zhāng tóu shǔ mù

〖Explanation〗Like a bag, it is small and pointed like a deer, and its eyes are small and round like a mouse. Describes a person's ugly appearance and cunning expression.

〖Source〗 "Old Tang Book·Li Kui Biography": "Senior figures with dragons and phoenixes are of no use, but sons with deer-headed and mouse-like eyes seek official positions."

〖Example〗Seeing those children coming in one after another, there are also some Some are young, some are old, some are dignified, some are well-dressed, some are ragged. Chapter 3 of "The Scholars" by Wu Jingzi of the Qing Dynasty

Ferocious face

zhēng níng miàn mù

〖Explanation〗Describes a ferocious appearance.

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〖Example〗The enemy saw that the inducement failed, so they exposed their ~ and threatened the revolutionaries with shooting.

Hateful appearance

miàn mù kě zēng

〖Explanation〗Hateful: disgust. His face and expression were despicable, which made people disgusted.

〖Source〗Han Yu of Tang Dynasty's "Song Qiong Wen": "Anything that makes my appearance hateful and my language tasteless is the ambition of my son."

〖Example〗Scholar If you don't read for three days, your language will be tasteless. Chapter 7 of "Drunk Awakening Stone" by Donglu Gu Kuangsheng of the Ming Dynasty

The face is ferocious

miàn mù zhēng níng

〖Explanation〗Hong Kong: The face is ferocious. Describes a fierce and terrifying appearance. Also known as "a ferocious appearance" and "a ferocious face".

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Unsightly

bù kān rù mù

〖Explanation 〗It means the image is ugly and makes people unable to stand it.

〖Source〗Chapter 23 of Li Ruzhen's "Jing Hua Yuan" in the Qing Dynasty: "These delicacies, if you look at them, are indeed unbearable."

〖 Example〗As he said this, he sat down one morning, looking extremely frustrated. It was really~. Chapter 3 of "Late Qing Dynasty Literary Series: Making Up Anecdotes"

Gray appearance

huī róng tǔ mào

〖Explanation〗Describes a dirty and ugly appearance .

Prisoner's head is dirty

qiú shǒu gòu miàn

〖Definition〗 Like a prisoner in prison who has not had a haircut or washed his face for a long time. Describes not paying attention to cleaning and grooming.

〖Source〗 "Book of Han·Biography of Wang Mang": "Mang served the disease, tasted the medicine himself, his head was dirty and his face was dirty, and he couldn't untie his clothes for months."

〖Example 〗The woman also led two men in green clothes and one man to come, ~.

(Qing Dynasty Hebang'e's "Yetan Suilu·Xin'an Rich Man")

Black-faced swan shape

wū miàn hú xíng

〖Explanation〗The face is as dark as Wu, body is as thin as a swan. Describes the state of a person who is hungry and downtrodden.

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Bird-faced dove shape

hú miàn jiū xíng

〖 Explanation〗①The face is withered and the body is thin. Describes the appearance of being hungry and tired. ②Refers to a skinny person.

〖Source〗 "History of the Ming Dynasty·Zhongyi Zhuan 7·Geng Tinglu": "Small grievances must be repaid, why not be widely used in the culprit of beheading and drinking blood; private favors must be repaid, why not be widely used in the shape of a swan-faced dove ”

〖Example〗The sky is full of poisonous fog and the day is dark, and there is a constant flow of people. "Aphron Song" by Li Guangzhao of the Qing Dynasty

Horrible

cǎn bù rěn dǔ

〖Explanation〗See: Look. It's so miserable that people can't bear to look at it.

〖Source〗Tang Dynasty Li Hua's "Essays on the Ancient Battlefield": "It's so sad and miserable!"

〖Example〗He was unfortunately killed in a car accident. That scene is really~.

Ⅲ What are the idioms to describe ugly people?

Crooked melon and cracked date

Basic meaning

Metaphor for ugly-looking people or things

Internet interpretation

Crooked melon: Due to various reasons, the melon does not grow according to its normal shape, resulting in deformity. Cracked dates: Jujubes with smooth and cracked surfaces. Its original meaning (a compliment) is: Although the crooked melon and cracked jujube look ugly, it is actually sweeter than normal watermelon and jujube. Nowadays (a derogatory term) is used to describe ugly people or things, and now it is often written as "crooked melons and bad dates"

Ⅳ Idioms describing ugly women

Sharp-mouthed monkey Ji: jiān zuǐ hóu sāi, Ji: attack the cheek. Sharp mouth, thin cheeks. Describes a person's appearance as ugly and vulgar. Used as object, attributive, and adverbial; to describe ugly appearance.

Long-necked beak: cháng jǐng niǎo huì, beak: the bird's mouth. Long neck, pointed mouth. Refers to the appearance of a sinister and vicious person. As a predicate and attributive; referring to a person's appearance.

Ⅳ Idiom to describe a person who is ugly

Eagle-headed bird brain

〖Explanation〗Describes an ugly person with a cunning look.

This is a metaphor for learning beauty from ugliness and making it even more ugly.

Mouse-eyed deer head

〖Explanation〗The eyes are small and round like a mouse, and the head is small and pointed like a deer. Describes a person's ugly appearance and cunning expression.

Three-quarters like a human, seven-cent like a ghost

〖Explanation〗Describes a person’s ugly appearance, and also refers to a person’s appearance after suffering from disease or other torture.

Jian Luo Fox

〖Explanation〗Catch the fox. Fall, connect "network". A metaphor for punishing evil clowns.

Do not talk about family scandals

〖Explanation〗 Disgraceful things in the family are not allowed to be publicized to the outside world. Same as "Family scandal should not be publicized".

Hundreds of clumsiness and a thousand ugliness

〖Explanation〗Extremely clumsy and ugly.

Ⅵ Idioms about being ugly

Ugly idioms:

Ugly,

Clown,

She is full of ugliness,

An ugly daughter-in-law must always see her parents-in-law,

Family ugliness should not be made public,

Make a fool of yourself and make public,

Evil is ugly. Positive,

make a fool of yourself,

make a fool of yourself,

make a fool of yourself,

make a fool of yourself on the spot,

The ugly inside makes people happy,

The ugliness of the flying squirrel,

Do not talk about family ugliness outside,

Zi Chou Yin Mao,

The land is ugly,

slanders,

what a clown,

makes ugly remarks,

hundreds of clumsiness Ugly,

Scatter the harm of ugliness,

Destroy the strong and gain ugliness,

Make the reputation of ugliness spread far and wide,

Pretend to conceal ugliness,

Lifelong ugliness,

Showing off one’s ugliness,

Being as ugly as possible,

Ugly evil things

Ⅶ Idioms describing ugly people

1. Sharp-mouthed monkey cheeks

Pinyin of the idiom: jiān zuǐ hóu sāi

Explanation of the idiom: Ji: cheek. Pointed mouth and thin cheeks like a monkey. Describes a person's appearance as ugly.

Source of the idiom: Chapter 3 of "The Scholars" by Wu Jingzi of the Qing Dynasty: "A sharp-mouthed monkey like you should urinate and take a look at yourself! If you don't do anything, you just want to eat the swan's fart."

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2. The mortar head is deep and the eyes are deep

Pinyin of the idiom: jiù tóu shēn mù

Explanation of the idiom: To describe an ugly appearance.

The source of the idiom: "New Preface·Miscellaneous Affairs" by Liu Xiang of the Han Dynasty: "There was a woman in Qi who was extremely ugly and unparalleled. She was called the Saltless Woman. She was a human being, with a mortar-shaped head and deep eyes, and a strong growth. ”

3. Naomanchangfa

Pinyin of the idiom: nǎo mǎn cháng féi

Explanation of the idiom: Naoman: refers to fat head and big ears; intestines: fat in the intestines ; Body fat. It refers to the appearance of having a comfortable life, having nothing to do all day long, having a big belly, and having a fat head and big ears.

Source of the idiom: Li Baiyao of the Tang Dynasty, "The Legend of King Langxie in the Book of the Northern Qi Dynasty": "King Langxie is young, his intestines are fat and his brain is full, so he takes action lightly."

4. Deer-headed Rat Eyes

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Pinyin of the idiom: zhāng tóu shǔ mù

Explanation of the idiom: The head is like a deer; the eyes are like a mouse. Describes a person's poor appearance or ugly appearance; his expression is cunning.

The source of the idiom: "The Biography of Li Kui in the Old Book of the Tang Dynasty": "A man with dragon and phoenix looks is of no use, but a son with a deer head and rat eyes seeks an official position."

5. Gray appearance

Pinyin of the idiom: huī róng tǔ mào

Explanation of the idiom: It describes a dirty and ugly face.

Source of the idiom: Zhong Sicheng of the Yuan Dynasty, "Yizhi Hua·Zi Xu Chou Zhai": "The empty chest hides the brocade, the saliva is full of pearls, the gray face is earthy, the teeth are missing and the chin is heavy."

Ⅷ Idioms to describe ugly people

Extremely ugly; no exception; unsightly; courageous.

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Ⅸ Idioms describing ugly people

Extremely ugly, crooked and cracked

Rat-eyed deer head

shǔ mù zhāng tóu

〖Explanation〗The eyes are as small and round as a mouse, and the head is as small and pointed as a deer. It describes a person's ugly appearance and cunning expression.

〖Source〗 "Old "The Biography of Li Kui in the Book of Tang Dynasty": "A man with dragons and phoenixes is of no use, but a son with a deer head and rat eyes seeks an official position."

〖Example〗I~, better than him, his face is like powder. Ming Dynasty Wu Xinzi's "The Golden Bird" Fruit》

Kite shoulder jackal eyes

yuān jiān chái mù

〖Explanation〗Shrugging like an eagle, eyes fierce like a jackal. Describes a person's appearance as sinister and sinister.

〖Source〗 "Book of the Later Han Dynasty: Biography of Liang Ji": "He is a human with a kite shoulder and a jackal eye."

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A deer-headed rat eye

zhāng tóu shǔ mù

〖Explanation〗 Like a bag as small and pointed as a deer, eyes as small and round as a mouse. Describes a person's ugly appearance and cunning expression.

〖Source〗 "The Biography of Li Kui in the Old Book of Tang Dynasty": "Senior figures with dragons and phoenixes are of no use, but sons with deer-headed and mouse-like eyes seek official positions."

〖Example〗See the children coming in one after another, some young, some old, and dignified. , ~, well-dressed, blue and tattered. Chapter 3 of "The Scholars" by Wu Jingzi of the Qing Dynasty

Ferocious face

zhēng níng miàn mù

〖Explanation〗Describes a ferocious appearance.

〖Source〗

〖Example〗The enemy saw that they could not get any inducements, so they exposed their ~ and threatened the revolutionaries with shooting.

Hateful appearance

miàn mù kě zēng

〖Explanation〗Hateful: Disgusting. The appearance is despicable, making people disgusted.

〖Source〗Tang Dynasty Han Yu's "Song Qiongwen": "Anything that makes my appearance hateful and my language tasteless is the ambition of my son."

〖Example〗If a scholar does not study for three days, then~ , the language is tasteless. The seventh chapter of "Zui Xing Shi" by Donglu Gu Kuangsheng of the Ming Dynasty

The face is ferocious

miàn mù zhēng níng

〖Explanation〗Henious : The face is ferocious. It describes the appearance of being ferocious and terrifying. It is also called "the face is ferocious" and "the face is ferocious".

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Unbearable

bù kān rù mù

〖Explanation〗refers to an ugly image that makes people unable to stand.

〖Source〗Qing Dynasty·Li Ruzhen's "Flowers in the Mirror" Chapter 23: "These dishes, in my opinion, are beyond the pale."

〖Example〗 As he said this, he sat down a *** early, feeling extremely angry. The appearance is really~. Chapter 3 of "Late Qing Literature Series: Making up Anecdotes"

Gray appearance

huī róng tǔ mào

〖Explanation〗Describes a dirty and ugly face.

Prisoner's head is dirty

qiú shǒu gòu miàn

〖Explanation〗Like a prisoner in prison who has not had a haircut or haircut for a long time Washing the face. Describes not paying attention to cleanliness and grooming.

〖Source〗 "Han Shu·Wang Mang Biography": "Mang served the disease, tasted the medicine himself, his head and face were messed up, and he couldn't untie his clothes and belt for a month."

〖Example〗The woman led two men in green clothes and one man to arrive, ~. (Qing Dynasty He Bang'e's "Night Story Suilu·Xin'an Rich Man")

Black-faced swan shape

wū miàn hú xíng

〖Explanation〗The face is as dark as a raven and the body is as thin as a swan. It describes the state of a person who is hungry and destitute.

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Hú miàn jiū xíng

〖Explanation〗①The face is withered and the body is thin. It describes the appearance of being hungry and tired. ②Refers to the skinny person with withered wood

〖Source〗 "History of the Ming Dynasty·Zhongyi Zhuan 7·Geng Tinglu": "Small grievances must be repaid, why not use them more widely for the culprit who beheaded and drank blood; private favors must be rewarded, why not use them widely for swan noodles "The innocent son in the shape of a dove."

〖Example〗The sky is filled with poisonous fog during the day and night, and there is a rush of ~. Li Guangzhao's "Afron Song" of the Qing Dynasty

It's too terrible to see

cǎn bù rěn dǔ

〖Explanation〗See: look. It’s so miserable that people can’t bear to look at it.

〖Source〗Tang Dynasty Li Hua’s "Diao Ancient Battle Text": "Sad and miserable Eyes, it’s like that!”

〖Example〗He was unfortunately killed in a car accident. The scene was really~.