Synonyms for showing off one’s good looks and showing one’s ugliness

Synonyms of being good and showing one's ugliness:

To show one's ugliness, to show one's ugliness, to be embarrassed, to show one's ugliness

To be good and show one's ugliness is a Chinese idiom, the pinyin is chū guāi lòu chǒu means to make a fool of yourself in front of others. From "The Romance of the West Chamber".

Explanation: Good: ridiculous; ugly: shameful. Embarrass yourself in front of everyone.

Source: The first fold of Yuan Mingshi's "Mandarin Duck Quilt": "Miss, if we really start a lawsuit, it will be bad if we show our good behavior and show our ugliness."

Example: Elephant My cousin from the Lou family has made friends with so many people, and every one of them behaves well and behaves badly. If he heard such words, he would be ashamed to death! (Chapter 14 of "The Scholars" by Wu Jingzi of the Qing Dynasty)

The correct pronunciation of "Lu" cannot be pronounced as "lòu".

The shape "Guai" cannot be written as "Multiple".

Usage: in conjunction; as a predicate; with a derogatory connotation, pointing out ugliness.

Emotions: Being cute and ugly is a derogatory term.

Traditional Chinese: behaving badly

Sentences:

1. If you really file a lawsuit, it will not only be them who are behaving badly, but also your own side. nice.

2. Be sure to prepare carefully before participating in the competition to avoid making a fool of yourself.

3. If the two of you really compete, you will definitely be the one who behaves badly in the end!

4. Hatred makes you behave badly with every opening of your mouth, even if you live in China People will also laugh at your remarks.

5. In order not to appear ugly, officials often invite several secretaries to handle government affairs such as criminal names, money and grain, and official documents and approvals.

6. Fortunately, the little guy held the horse in front, so that he would not act ugly.

7. While quietly thanking the monks for wearing simple robes so that he would not look ugly, he checked things on his body that he had not had time to examine before.

8. The masked man was extremely aware of Lei Fei's situation, and did not want Lei Fei to show his ugly face, so he pressed his left palm towards Lei Fei's chest.

9. Fortunately, he was wearing bulky cotton trousers in the cold winter, so he didn't look ugly, but there was something wrong with the way he looked at Zhu Jiangxian. (Sentence for "showing one's ugliness"

10. One day, the hidden treachery will gradually reveal its true form; although sin can be concealed for a while, it will inevitably show one's ugliness in the end. May you be happy! Shakespeare