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color; colorful silk; cheers; prize
Meanings
8 senses · 36 examplesnoun
color; hue
Refers to the visual property of an object that distinguishes it by wavelength of reflected light.
The colorful clouds in the sky look like cotton candy.
This painting uses five bright colors.
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A rainbow has seven colors.
She bought colored pens to make a hand-copied newspaper.
This colorful outfit is prepared for the performance.
noun
colorful silk fabric
formalOften used in traditional cultural contexts or formal celebrations.
The bride's wedding car is covered with cut colorful silk ribbons.
Every family hangs lanterns and decorates with silk during the Spring Festival.
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Ancient official robes were embroidered with patterns of colorful silk.
The Lantern Festival streets are full of colorful silk decorations.
noun
cheers; applause; acclaim
Used to express praise or approval for a performance or achievement.
His wonderful performance won cheers from the entire audience.
The audience cheered in unison to cheer for the contestants.
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This concert won full house acclaim.
After his speech ended, bursts of cheers rang out at the scene.
The acrobat's thrilling moves brought full house cheers.
noun
variety; splendor; richness
Used to describe the diversity or quality of content, activities, or life.
The activities of this art festival are rich and varied.
His life experience is rich and colorful, full of challenges.
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The plot of this novel is varied and曲折, which is very engaging.
The night life of the city is colorful and full of vitality.
Campus life is rich and varied, with many club activities.
noun
prize; jackpot; winnings
neutralUsed in gambling, lotteries, or competitive games to refer to the reward for winning.
He won the grand prize in this raffle and hit the jackpot.
This lottery shop issued a 5 million yuan jackpot yesterday.
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He won a prize at the mahjong table and made a lot of money.
The prize pool for this game has accumulated to over 10 million yuan.
He bought a scratch-off lottery ticket hoping to win a prize.
noun
stage tricks; special effects; acrobatic skills
formalRefers to performance techniques used in traditional Chinese opera or magic shows to create special effects.
The fire special effects in this Peking Opera performance are wonderful.
The magician's sleight of hand performance won bursts of applause from the audience.
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The acrobatic troupe's special performance skills are dazzling.
Opera performers need to master all kinds of special performance skills proficiently.
The card sleight of hand in the magic show is very skillful.
noun
blood from injury
informalColloquial term for blood shed when someone is injured, often used in informal contexts.
He fell accidentally while running and got injured and bleeding.
Three team members were injured and bleeding in this mountain climbing accident.
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He was injured by the opponent in a fight and had a bleeding wound.
Firefighters rescued a bleeding child from the fire scene.
A worker was accidentally scratched by a steel bar at the construction site and got injured and bleeding.
noun
surname Cai
A common Chinese family name.
Teacher Cai is our Chinese teacher.
The surname Cai ranks 234th in the national surname ranking.