tōngtuō

通侻

Word · AdjectiveTraditional通脫

unconventional; free and easy

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

2 senses · 4 examples
1.

adjective

unconventional and free-spirited; not bound by social conventions or etiquette

literary

Describes a person's character or behavior that is open-minded, generous, and not constrained by rigid formalities. Often carries a commendatory tone.

Tā他
xìng性
gé格
tōng通
tuō脱
 ,
cóng从
bù不
jū拘
ní泥
yú于
xiǎo小
jié节
 。

He has an unconventional personality and never obsesses over trivial matters.

Wèi魏
Jìn晋
míng名
shì士
duō多
yǐ以
tōng通
tuō脱
zì自
chí持
 ,
fàng放
làng浪
xíng形
hái骸
 。

Many famous scholars of the Wei and Jin dynasties prided themselves on being free-spirited and unrestrained.

2.

adjective

(of writing, style, or art) natural, fluent, and unrestrained; not constrained by rigid rules or formulas

literary

Describes literary or artistic works that are characterized by a flowing, natural quality without being bogged down by rigid structures.

Zhè这
shǒu首
shī诗
xiě写
de得
jí极
wéi为
tōng通
tuō脱
 ,
háo毫
wú无
fǔ斧
záo凿
hén痕
jì迹
 。

This poem is written with extreme fluency and naturalness, without any trace of forced craftsmanship.

Tā他
de的
shū书
fǎ法
bǐ笔
yì意
tōng通
tuō脱
 ,
zì自
chéng成
yī一
jiā家
 。

His calligraphy is fluid and unconstrained in its artistic conception, forming a unique style of its own.