dignified; magnificent; formidable
Meanings
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dignified and imposing; majestic in appearance
Commonly used in the idiom 仪表堂堂 to describe a person's dignified and impressive appearance.
This officer has a dignified and imposing appearance, looking very majestic.
He looks dignified and impressive, bearing the air of a leader.
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The groom looks dignified and handsome, while the bride is beautiful and charming.
adjective
ambitious and high-spirited; possessing great pride and integrity
Used to describe people with ambition, backbone, or national pride. Often appears in phrases like 堂堂中华儿女.
We are all proud sons and daughters of China; we must bring glory to our nation.
How could a man of stature and spirit bow down to difficulties?
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One must be upright and honest, not sneaky and secretive.
How could mighty China fear any challenge?
adjective
formidable and powerful; impressive in strength or array
formalUsed in formal or literary contexts to describe military formations, powerful teams, or overwhelming force.
The enemy army deployed in a formidable battle array, preparing for the decisive battle.
This team has an impressive and powerful lineup with soaring momentum.
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The mighty army marched eastward with grandeur and momentum.