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脸上腮红
[liăn shàng sāi hóng]
'Lian Shang Sai Hong' directly means 'flushed cheeks'. It describes someone's face appearing red or rosy possibly due to shyness, excitement, warmth, illness etc., conveying an air of charming bashfulness.
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臉頰很紅
[liăn jiá hĕn hóng]
Lian Jia Hen Hong refers to a face blushing or reddened often due to being shy or flustered under certain ...
绯颜
[fēi yán]
Flushed Face typically refers to a blushing complexion In China it may imply a shy emotional beautiful ...
红晕
[hóng yūn]
H ó ng y ù n translates as blush It evokes a sense of shy innocent feelings and moments Red color often ...
薄黛朱颜
[bó dài zhū yán]
Bo Dai Zhu Yan describes someone having a faintly blushing face with makeup on It often symbolizes ...
脸庞泛红
[liăn páng fàn hóng]
Lian Pang Fan Hong means Cheeks Turn Red This name can suggest shyness embarrassment or moments filled ...
艳颊
[yàn jiá]
Translating to Rosy Cheeks this username symbolizes youthful beauty and vitality often referring ...
脸颊绯红
[liăn jiá fēi hóng]
Blushing Face : Cheek Xia Fei Hong simply describes a face turning red typically due to embarrassment ...
脸红失措
[liăn hóng shī cuò]
Lian Hong Shi Cuo translates to blushing and at a loss This username describes someone feeling shy ...
脸庞发烫
[liăn páng fā tàng]
Flushing Cheeks literally means cheeks turning red or feeling hot often used in Chinese to depict ...