xixi

xixi

Smiling face, Chinese words.

Pinyin: X ī P í Xi à Oli ǎ n

Definition: it describes the appearance of hee hee. It's a frivolous smile. It describes the appearance of flattery.

Citation explanation

① It's used to describe a giggle. ② It's a frivolous smile. ③ It describes the appearance of flattery.

Chapter 30 of a dream of Red Mansions: "you should be careful! Who did you see me playing with! You should ask the girls who are always smiling with you

The fourth chapter of the story of children's Heroes: "at this time, the young master just wanted her to go out quickly, quickly took out a hanging of money, and captured dozens of money for her, so she grabbed the half with a smile."

The 29th chapter of Li Baojia's Officialdom: Wang xiaosizi raised his eyebrows, tilted his eyes and said, "don't go!" Sugar gourd had to smile and still sit down.

Zhao Shuli's "Xiao erhei's marriage" 3: "when Jin Wang comes, he smiles and says to Xiao Qin," this will be a gap, right? "

Selected Chinese Folktales Zhang Lang Saibao: Zhang Lang just said the word "treasure", and the rich man ran to Zhang Lang with a smile: "little brother, have you ploughed gold and silver? Let me see. "

Discrimination of words

Degree of common use: common use

Emotional color: commendatory words

Grammatical usage: used in a derogatory sense. The expression of polymorphous person is not serious and solemn. It is generally used as subject, predicate and adverbial.

Idiom structure: United

Time of emergence: Modern Times

Idiom: Xi, can not be read as "x ǐ".

Idioms distinguish form: Xi, can't write "Xi".

Analysis of idioms: hippy smile and "happy face"; both have the meaning of "smiling face"; but hippy smile is naughty smile; it is not serious and solemn; it has a derogatory meaning; and "happy face" is the real expression of inner happiness; it has a happy expression; it has a commendatory meaning.