Four-word words describing characters

The four-word idiom to describe people is: sinking fish and falling geese, picturesque eyes, graceful demeanor, gentleness, intelligence, fine features, sallow and emaciated, pure, depressed, as beautiful as jade, talkative, open-minded, happy, shy and charming.

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Explain that the fish sank into the deep water and the goose landed. Describe the woman's appearance is very beautiful. Often used with "closing the moon and feeling ashamed of flowers". Also known as "the geese have drowned the fish".

Synonyms include national beauty, peach shame, flower closure, my fair lady, beauty, envy, beauty and beauty.

The antonym seems to have no salt.

2, picturesque eyebrows and eyes

Explain that the face is correct and beautiful.

Synonyms are like painted eyebrows and beautiful eyes.

The antonym is ugly and disgusting.

3, personable

Explain manners: Good manners and gestures. Pianpian: Free and easy. Describe the elegant and natural manners, super free and easy.

Synonyms are romantic, symmetrical, blooming, charming, handsome, charming, handsome and romantic.

The antonym is pointed-billed monkey face, which is graceful.

4. smart

Clever explanation: strong understanding. Smart: flexible and smart. Refers to a smart person.

Synonyms include: discerning person, sharp-tongued person, smart person, brilliant person, ice and snow smart person, narrow-minded person, smart person, exquisite person and smart person.

The antonyms are rustic, wooden, stupid, clumsy, deer-like, dull, stupid, stubborn, rusty and ignorant.

5, the eyes look good

It means that he looks very handsome.

Synonyms are bright eyes, bright teeth, smart eyes, bright eyebrows, picturesque eyebrows, white teeth and red lips, and good appearance.

The antonyms are disgusting, unkempt, ugly, ugly, rat-eyed, and long hair.