迷人

mí rén

charmant; fascinant; enchanteur

HSK Level 5

Exemples de phrases

她有一双迷人的眼睛。

tā yǒu yī shuāng mírén de yǎnjing.

She has a pair of charming eyes.

这座城市以其迷人的风景而闻名。

zhè zuò chéngshì yǐ qí mírén de fēngjǐng ér wénmíng.

The city is famous for its charming scenery.

他有一副迷人的嗓音。

tā yǒu yī fù mírén de sǎngyīn.

He has a charming voice.

Synonymes

妩媚 (wǔ mèi)

charming

漂亮 (piào liang)

beautiful

Antonymes

丑陋 (chǒulòu)

ugly

平凡 (píngfán)

ordinary

Étymologie et composants

The Chinese word 迷人 (mí rén) is composed of two characters: 迷 (mí) and 人 (rén). The character 迷 originally meant "to be lost" or "to be confused", but over time it has come to mean "to be fascinated" or "to be charmed". The character 人 simply means "person". So, the word 迷人 literally means "a person who is lost or confused", but it is more commonly used to mean "a person who is fascinating or charming".The word 迷人 can be used to describe both people and things. For example, you could say 这个人很迷人 (zhè gè rén hěn mí rén), which means "this person is very charming", or 你写的文章很迷人 (nǐ xiě de wén zhāng hěn mí rén), which means "the article you wrote is very fascinating".The word 迷人 is a very common word in Chinese, and it is used in a variety of contexts. It is a useful word to know if you want to be able to express yourself clearly in Chinese.

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