jiānzuǐhóusāi

尖嘴猴腮

Word · Idiom

beaky-faced and monkey-cheeked; ugly and gaunt

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

idiom

to have a sharp mouth and monkey-like cheeks; describe someone as ugly with a thin, gaunt face

derogatory

An idiom used to describe an unattractive appearance, emphasizing a thin face with prominent facial bones. Often carries a slightly derogatory or mocking tone.

Tā他
zhǎng长
de得
jiān尖
zuǐ嘴
hóu猴
sāi腮
 ,
yī一
fù副
jiān奸
zhà诈
xiàng相
 。

He looks beaky-faced and monkey-cheeked, appearing quite treacherous.

Xiǎo小
shuō说
lǐ里
nà那
ge个
jiān尖
zuǐ嘴
hóu猴
sāi腮
de的
fǎn反
pài派
jué角
sè色
lìng令
rén人
yìn印
xiàng象
shēn深
kè刻
 。

The ugly, gaunt-faced villain in the novel leaves a deep impression.

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Bié别
kàn看
tā他
jiān尖
zuǐ嘴
hóu猴
sāi腮
de的
 ,
qí其
shí实
rén人
hěn很
cōng聪
míng明
 。

Don't judge him by his beaky, ugly face; he's actually very clever.