鲜艳
xiān yàn
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bright-colored;
gaily-colored
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美艳
měi yàn
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beautiful and alluring;
glamorous;
gorgeous
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艳福
yàn fú
|
luck with women
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浓妆艳抹
nóng zhuāng yàn mǒ
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to apply makeup conspicuously (idiom);
dressed to the nines and wearing makeup
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香艳
xiāng yàn
|
alluring;
erotic;
romantic
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艳丽
yàn lì
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gorgeous;
garish and beautiful
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妖艳
yāo yàn
|
pretty and flirtatious
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艳阳天
yàn yáng tiān
|
bright sunny day;
blazing hot day
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娇艳
jiāo yàn
|
tender and beautiful;
also written 嬌艷|娇艳
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冷艳
lěng yàn
|
(of a woman) beautiful but aloof
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浓艳
nóng yàn
|
(of colors) garish;
rich
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艳照
yàn zhào
|
nude picture
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艳羡
yàn xiàn
|
to envy;
to admire
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艳情
yàn qíng
|
romantic love;
romance;
erotic (novel etc)
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冶艳
yě yàn
|
bewitching;
beautiful
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吐艳
tǔ yàn
|
to burst into bloom
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哀艳
āi yàn
|
plaintive and beautiful;
melancholy but gorgeous
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争妍斗艳
zhēng yán dòu yàn
|
contending for supreme beauty (esp. of flowers, scenery, painting etc);
vying in beauty and glamor
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猎艳
liè yàn
|
to chase women;
to express oneself in a pompous flowery style
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竞艳
jìng yàn
|
vying to be the most glamorous;
each more gorgeous than the other;
beauty contest
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粉艳
fěn yàn
|
(of a woman, a flower etc) delicate colors
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红艳艳
hóng yàn yàn
|
brilliant red
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艳冶
yàn yě
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bewitching;
beautiful
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艳如桃李
yàn rú táo lǐ
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lit. beautiful as peach and prune;
fig. radiant beauty
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艳红色
yàn hóng sè
|
crimson
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