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英武

Word · Adjective

handsome and valiant; dashing

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Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

adjective

handsome and valiant; dashing; martial in bearing

literary

Typically describes men, especially soldiers, generals, or heroes, with a dignified and strong appearance. Often carries a literary or formal tone.

Tā他
chuān穿
shàng上
jūn军
zhuāng装
hòu后
xiǎn显
de得
gé格
wài外
yīng英
wǔ武
 。

He looked especially handsome and valiant after putting on his military uniform.

Zhè这
wèi位
jiāng将
jūn军
shēn身
zī姿
yīng英
wǔ武
 ,
lìng令
rén人
sù肃
rán然
qǐ起
jìng敬
 。

This general has a martial bearing that commands deep respect.

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Huà画
xiàng像
zhōng中
de的
qí骑
shì士
yīng英
wǔ武
bù不
fán凡
 。

The knight in the portrait was extraordinarily dashing.