Charming

Charmingly

terms Charmingly

Related Chinese Characters Charm can however ran

Pinyin càn rán　

Charming basic meaning

◎ Charming c à nr á n
(1) [beaming]: bright and shiny
(2) [clear]: The description is clear
(3) [smile delightfully]: grinning
A bright smile

Charming refined edition

• 1. Understand appearance; Bright appearance. "Xunzi Feixiang": "If you want to see the trace of the holy king, you can see that it is charming, and the latter king is also." Yang Jing notes: "Charming, understand the appearance." "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty · Zhu Fu Biography": "Today, most of the shepherds' officials are incompetent and slightly unreasonable. If you see it often, you can see it clearly!" Qing Qian Daxin's "New Record of Ten Galleries Cultivation - Yongle Ceremony" "Including the vastness of the universe, unifying the similarities and differences between ancient and modern times, the size is fine, the essence is thick, and the brightness is bright." 2 Clean appearance. "Xunzi · Honor and Disgrace": "There are people who come here with rice and rice." Jingjing Yang notes: "It is charming and refined." 3 A smiling face. "The Legend of Guliang · The Fourth Year of Zhao Gong": "All soldiers are smiling." Fan Ning notes: "Charming, smiling." Song Liu Kezhuang's "Greeting the bridegroom and narrating the exiled immortal for the longevity of the brother of the palace religion" words: "offering jade teeth, smiling." Qing Pu Songling's "Strange Stories from a Liaozhai · Humor": "After speaking, the audience will be charmed."
• ◎ Brilliant c à nr á n (1) [beaming]: shiny appearance (2) [clear]: clear description (3) [smile delightfully]: grinning
• The description is clear and distinct. "Xunzi Feixiang": "If you want to see the trace of the holy king, you can make it bright." "Annals of the Three Kingdoms, Vol. 11, Wei Shu, Guan Ning Biography": "Lin, Feng, Long and Ma are shining, and the words tell the fate, bright and bright." Laughing. "The Legend of Guliang. The Fourth Year of Emperor Zhaogong": "The soldiers are all smiling." "Strange Stories from a Liaozhai. Volume II. Yinning": "The women in the room are all smiling."

Disjunctive explanation

Charm :

◎ Can c à n Name (1) (Pictophonetic. From meters, (c á n) sound. Original meaning: superior white rice) (2) The same as the original meaning; It also refers to delicious white rice Give your children charm—— Poetry, Zheng Feng, Ji Yi (3) Grinning [s

however :

◎ Ran Moving (1) (Comprehension and shape sound. Lower form, upper voice. Four points are the deformation of fire. The sound sign reads y à n, which means dog meat. Next, add fire to roast dog meat. Original meaning: burning) (2) Same as the original meaning. "Ran" is the original word of "burn" [burn] However, it also burns—— Say

Chinese words Can words Ran words

Charming homophone grieved Resplendent Canran Ran