The meaning of Xiaoyan

The meaning of Xiaoyan: refers to the charm shown by smiling.

Basic explanation: refers to the coquettishness shown by smiling. Detailed explanation: It refers to the coquettishness shown by smiling. Ming Dynasty Zhang Siwei's "Shuang Lie Ji Marriage" "How can you be willing to serve as a slave to another woman?" Explanation of the participle: show: tell clearly; express clearly. appear. Coquettish: Describes a coquettish and flattering look. Charming: Dancing gracefully.

The pinyin of smile is: xiào. Show a happy expression and make a happy sound: smile. smile. Smiling. Talking and laughing. Ridicule: the butt of a joke. joke. Laughter. It's generous and laughable. laugh at. Laughing. Laughing. The pinyin of Yan is: yán. Beauty: Yan Ya (beautiful and ugly). Hundreds of flowers bloom. Qiao: Yanjie.

Smile in a sentence

1. The woman in the painting has bright teeth and a beautiful smile. She curls up against the building and is about to step out of the painting to be intimate with others.

2. Fangfei sheds tears in spring, and the light lotus smiles in summer.

Idioms related to smiling beauty: beautiful skin and crazy bones, hundreds of flowers competing for beauty, praising beauty and competing for beauty, Yu Yuweiyan, half-smiling but not smiling, talking and laughing, fighting for beauty and beauty, peach and plum competing for beauty, Fighting for beauty, fighting for beauty, fighting for beauty, fighting for beauty, showing off beauty and fighting for beauty, fighting for beauty and beauty, all looking extremely beautiful.

Words related to Xiaoyan: Yanyan, Xiaoxiao, Chengyan, Chiyan, Qingyan, Yanchi, Yanli, Yanya, Yanmei, Yanshu, Yansen, Yanmi, Yanmiao, Yantan, Yange.