沈腰潘鬓 — “Describes a man's elegant figure and handsome appearance”
沈腰潘鬓 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a man's elegant figure and handsome appearance”. Often used to praise a man's graceful demeanor or artistic talent. Literally, “Shen Yue's slender waist and Pan An's handsome temples”.
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What does 沈腰潘鬓 mean?
沈腰潘鬓 (shěn yāo pān bìn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a man's elegant figure and handsome appearance”.
How do you pronounce 沈腰潘鬓?
沈腰潘鬓 is pronounced shěn yāo pān bìn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 沈腰潘鬓 literally mean?
Literally, 沈腰潘鬓 means “Shen Yue's slender waist and Pan An's handsome temples”. It is used to mean “describes a man's elegant figure and handsome appearance”.
What is the Chinese definition of 沈腰潘鬓?
形容姿态、容貌美好（特指男子）。