Charming means.

Charming means describing people as talented, and their words and deeds are not bound by secular etiquette.

Charming is an idiom, pronounced as fēng Liút \u ng, which means that people are talented and do not stick to form. It's from the chivalrous festival.

Discrimination of idioms:

Synonym of romance, chic and personable.

The antonym is in rags.

Idiom origin:

Ming and Xu Sanling's "Legend of the Chivalrous Man": "When I was young, I had many festivals, such as Bing Xin in the jade pot, passing on wealth and making friends. The chivalrous man is better than Sanjiang, and he is charming and famous all over the world. "

Romantic sentences:

1. In our time, there are many attractive young people.

2, handsome, well proportioned, charming and moving, like a crown jade.

I think he was also a charming figure in those days, but now he has ended up like this.

Zhou Yu is a charming young Confucian general.

5. Xu Zhimo is brilliant and charming. Because he is a famous artist, many magazines invite him.

6, Raymond, charming, tall and powerful, mature and steady, gentle and considerate, handsome and suffocating.

I am angry at his charming and cynical attitude.

8. She met Zeke, a charming woman, and Jack, a documentary writer with impotence.

9. I found Zhou Zheng, wearing a moonlight robe and holding a paper fan in his hand. At first glance, I feel a little charming.

10, this guy is quite handsome and even more charming when he smiles.

1 1, I, he became a playboy, charming and read countless women.

12 Don't you think I'm beautiful and charming?

13, none other than Gong Qingduo, a handsome and charming brother.

14, my charming image was destroyed by you at once.

15 For example, when you say you are handsome and charming, you are in the sea.