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風韻
fēng yùn
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charm;
grace;
elegant bearing (usually feminine)
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風韻猶存
fēng yùn yóu cún
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(of an aging woman) still attractive
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風頭
fēng tóu
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wind direction;
the way the wind blows;
fig. trend;
direction of events;
how things develop (esp. how they affect oneself);
public opinion (concerning one's actions);
publicity (usually derog.);
limelight
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風風火火
fēng fēng huǒ huǒ
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bustling;
energetic
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風馬旗
fēng mǎ qí
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Tibetan prayer flag
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風馬牛不相及
fēng mǎ niú bù xiāng jí
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to be completely unrelated to one another (idiom);
irrelevant
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風馳電掣
fēng chí diàn chè
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fast as lightning
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風騷
fēng sāo
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literary excellence;
flirtatious behavior
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風骨
fēng gǔ
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strength of character;
vigorous style (of calligraphy)
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颱風
tái fēng
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stage presence, poise;
hurricane;
typhoon
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颳風
guā fēng
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to be windy
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颶風
jù fēng
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hurricane
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飄風
piāo fēng
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whirlwind;
stormy wind
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飆風
biāo fēng
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whirlwind
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飽經風霜
bǎo jīng fēng shuāng
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weather-beaten;
having experienced the hardships of life
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饒有風趣
ráo yǒu fēng qù
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bubbling with humor (idiom); witty and interesting
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馬上風
mǎ shàng fēng
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death during sexual intercourse
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馬耳東風
mǎ ěr dōng fēng
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lit. the east wind blowing in a horse's ear (idiom);
fig. words one pays no heed to
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駢偶文風
pián ǒu wén fēng
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early Tang literary style despised as shallow by the classicists
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騎士風格
qí shì fēng gé
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knighthood
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驚風
jīng fēng
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infantile convulsion (illness affecting children esp. under the age of five, marked by muscular spasms)
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高風亮節
gāo fēng liàng jié
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of noble character and unquestionable integrity (idiom)
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高風峻節
gāo fēng jùn jié
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a high-class upright character (idiom)
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高風險
gāo fēng xiǎn
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high risk
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高風險區
gāo fēng xiǎn qū
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high risk area
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