ABC C-style words

In full view of the crowd: the look of staring with open eyes. Many people were vying to watch. It means under the gaze of the general public.

Loyal: Loyal. Described as very loyal.

Zhuzhi The emperor's concubine went out and stopped for a while on the way

Center Shake Center: heart; shake: uneasy. Describes being in a trance and having difficulty controlling oneself.

Everyone wailed, wailed, and wailed. It describes people howling and wailing because of hunger.

It is true. It is true. The description is very precise.

The speaker is earnest, and the listener is contemptuous. Chennzhen: the appearance of tireless teaching; contempt: the appearance of alienation. The speaker is sincere, but the listener doesn't take it to heart. Describing it is a waste of words.

Ambitious: vigorous. Describes very ambitious ambitions.

High-spirited Yangyang: a proud look. Describes a very proud look.

Well-groomed and well-groomed: clear and neat appearance. The clothes and hats are neatly dressed and beautiful.

Using dizziness to make people enlightened. Dim: vague, confused; Zhaozhao: clear. He means that he is still confused, but he wants to teach others to understand things.

The lingering sound describes the music as pleasant and intoxicating.

Worried: worried and uneasy. Describes being worried and very sad.

Dignified appearance Appearance: a person’s appearance and demeanor; dignified appearance: a solemn and generous appearance. Describes a person's appearance.

Yan Yan talks and laughs, is gentle and gentle.

The speaker is sincere, but the listener does not take it seriously.

Yangliu Yiyi Yangliu: Yangliu is a common word in ancient poetry and literature, and generally refers to willow trees. Yiyi: Soft and gentle. The ancients saw off willows and gave them to each other as a sign of farewell. It is a metaphor for the feeling of reluctant farewell.

Yibaodang means a dignified appearance.

There are many discussions: it looks messy. There are many and mixed opinions.

Be high-spirited See "high-spirited".

A dying breath. Only a weak breath. Describes the state of dying.

Mediocre but outstanding. Those who appear to have outstanding talents among ordinary people.

Being the best among servants means being outstanding among ordinary people.

Outstanding among the mediocre: mediocre: ordinary people; outstanding: outstanding. Refers to those who stand out among ordinary people.

Worry is quiet, worry is unsettling.

Yu Zi Lu Lu Yu Zi: Other people. Calling others mediocre and incompetent shows contempt for others. "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Cheng Heng Biography": "Heng was good at Kong Rong of Lu and Hongnong Yang Xiu. They are often called: 'The eldest son Kong Wenju, the younger son Yang Dezu. The remaining sons are busy, not enough to count.'" Yuan Hongdao of the Ming Dynasty "Vase" Huazhai Collection No. 9·Chicang·and Li Longhu": "The servant said that there was no poetry in the Six Dynasties, Tao Gong had poetic interest, Xie Gong had poetry material, and Yu Zi was busy and had no poetry.

He was handsome, handsome and energetic. look.