香艳

香艷
xiāngyàn
  1. alluring
  2. erotic
  3. romantic

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香艳 xiāngyàn

Entry Composition

1 香 xiāng
  1. fragrant
  2. sweet smelling
  3. aromatic
  4. savory or appetizing
  5. (to eat) with relish
  6. (of sleep) sound
  7. perfume or spice
  8. joss or incense stick

classifier: 根
=2 艳 yàn variant of 艳 yàn
=2 艳 yàn variant of 艳 yàn
=2 艳 yàn old variant of 艳 yàn
=2 艳 yàn
  1. bright; fresh and attractive; glamorous
  2. (bound form) amorous; romantic
  3. (literary) to admire; to envy

Related entries

骚包 sāobāo
  1. (slang) alluring
  2. showy
  3. flashy and enticing person
  4. painted Jezebel
妖娆 yāoráo
  1. enchanting
  2. alluring (of a girl)
欲滴 yùdī
  1. (suffix) replete (with moisture)
  2. glistening
  3. plump and tender
  4. lovely
  5. alluring
工口 ēiluó erotic (loanword mimicking the shape of Japanese katakana エロ, pronounced "ero")
情色 qíngsè
  1. erotic (of art etc)
  2. facial expression (archaic)
粉色 fěnsè
  1. pink
  2. white
  3. erotic
  4. beautiful woman
  5. powdered (with make-up)
我的笔记本是粉色的。

My notebook is pink.

Source: Tatoeba

艳情 yànqíng
  1. romantic love
  2. romance
  3. erotic (novel etc)
浪漫 làngmàn romantic
好浪漫啊！

How romantic!

Source: Tatoeba

罗曼蒂克 luómàndìkè (loanword) romantic
风流 fēngliú
  1. distinguished and accomplished
  2. outstanding
  3. talented in letters and unconventional in lifestyle
  4. romantic
  5. dissolute
  6. loose
惜秦皇汉武，略输文采；唐宗宋祖，稍逊风骚。一代天骄，成吉思汗，只识弯弓射大雕。俱往矣，数风流人物，还看今朝。

Emperor Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han, though remarkable in their achievements, somewhat lacked in literary grace; Emperor Taizong of Tang and Emperor Taizu of Song, though commendable in their elegance, still fall slightly short in their brilliance. The proud conqueror, Genghis Khan, knew only how to bend the bow and shoot great eagles. All of them are now bygone, and if you want to count the truly remarkable figures, look to the present age.

Source: Tatoeba