The pinyin of "thin" is Q and ngsh ò u, a Chinese character, and its explanation is thin and gentle refusal. Thin: The original meaning means that the body has less meat and less fat. Later, it extended the meaning of smallness, barrenness, poverty, thinness and loss. Source: Stone "Wang Futong's boating rhyme": "Thin undressing, old poop."

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1, since she decided to go to the stage, the pressure has made her thinner. Although director Gor? Kishitani praised her for being very good, she still felt a little inadequate, especially in the usage of Japanese old sayings.

2. A few strokes have been drawn on the easel, which is the outline of a woman, a little thin, and the eyebrows of a woman have not been drawn on the painting. She walked slowly and lightly.

He is a thin gentleman with aristocratic demeanor.

4, thin but tall body, long black hair loose, hanging over the shoulders, hands on the back, standing in the window of rosewood, looking into the distance, eyes empty, seemingly without focus.

A thin man with a right face saw Master Tan rush into the garden, put down his ancient books, took out a small cup from the tea tray and poured him a cup of wild tea.

6. Although the grottoes in the later period were small in scale, the figures were slender and handsome, and the proportion was moderate, which was a model of grottoes art in northern China and the origin of "skinny and picturesque".

7. I still remember the stall at the corner of the county hostel. A thin young man with glasses is cooking, and his spicy crabs and crayfish are particularly delicious.