What do you mean by extraordinary temperament?

Extraordinary temperament refers to: excellent or outstanding personality characteristics and style tolerance.

Pinyin with extraordinary temperament: qē zhē if á n, temperament: a person's relatively stable personality and style. Different: different; Excellent or outstanding; Very good. Extraordinary temperament, pointing out many people's personality characteristics and style tolerance.

temperament

Pinyin: q √ zhi √, part of speech: noun, font structure: Qi is a single structure, and quality is a semi-closed structure.

Citation interpretation

1 refers to people's physical and psychological qualities, which are quite stable personality characteristics.

Zhang Song pointed out in the quotation: "In order to benefit from learning, we are seeking to change our temperament."

2. demeanor; Appearance.

Go back to Chapter 25 of The Scholars: "Say to the magistrate,' What a temperament, like a decent child. " "

It refers to a serious and generous poetic style.

Song Sima Guang's Three Mourning Poems with Wu Chongqing: "There are 7,000 poems, which are lifelike. At first, they were not diligent and clean. "

4. refers to gas.

Qing Tan Stone's "Benevolence" I: "If the candle lasts for a long time, it will be destroyed. If it doesn't go out, it will become temperament, fluid and quality."

significant

Pinyin: fēi fán, part of speech: adjective, font structure: unibody structure.

Citation interpretation

1, unusual, unusual.

"The Biography of Li Tong in the Later Han Dynasty": "Now the entrance guard is strict, and your appearance is extraordinary. Will it be safe for you to use it? "

2. adverbs. Ten points; Very.

Jin Gan Bao's "Searching for the Gods" Volume 16: "There are often good women coming, and they are very beautiful."

Ru Zhijuan's "Tall Poplar Trees by Hecheng River": "The old man suddenly became funny and lively, with long eyebrows and a shrug, and he was very happy."