媚 Stroke Order

媚 (mèi) 1. 谄，逢迎。 To flatter; to fawn on. 2. 美好，可爱。 Beautiful; lovely. 3. 喜爱。 To love or like. 详细释义： 1. 谄，逢迎：例如～外，～世（to cater to worldly expectations），～眼，～惑，～态，谄～，献～，奴颜～骨。 To flatter or fawn: for instance, flattery, to cater to others' tastes, alluring demeanor, flattering temptation, submissive attitude, buttering up, offering compliments, ingratiating oneself. 2. 美好，可爱：例如～景，明～，秀～，妩～，娇～。 Beautiful; lovely: such as lovely scenery, bright beauty, elegant charm, enchanting allure, delicate beauty. 3. 喜爱：“我既～君姿，君亦悦我颜。” To love: "I love your appearance, and you also take delight in my face." --- 媚 (mèi) 〈动〉 本义: 爱; 喜爱 Original meaning: Love; to like. 造字法: 形声。从女，眉声。“眉”也有示意作用，表示以目媚人。 Character formation: Phono-semantic compound; composed of "woman" (女) and "eyebrow" (眉), where "eyebrow" serves a suggestive function, indicating a flirtatious glance. 1. 同本义 ([En.] love) Same as the original meaning ([En.] love). 引： 1. 《说文》：媚，说也。 "Shuo Wen": "媚 means to say." 2. 《诗·大雅·思齐》：思媚周姜。 传:“爱也。” "Book of Songs: Greater雅." "Thoughts of admiration for Jiang." 3. 《诗·大雅·下武》：媚兹一人。 "Book of Songs: Greater雅." "To adore this one person." 例：例如: 媚子(所爱之人; 爱子); 媚好(爱悦); 媚靥(女子两颊讨人喜欢的酒窝) Example: For instance, beloved one; darling; charming dimples on a woman's cheeks. 2. 逢迎取悦 ([En.] fawn on; flatter; toady; favor with) To cater to; to flatter. 引： 1. 《左传·宣公三年》：人服媚之如是。 "Zuo Zhuan": "People are as submissive as this in flattery." 2. 《国语·周语》：若是乃能媚于神。 "National Language": "Only then can one please the spirits." 3. 宋· 辛弃疾《清平乐·村居》：吴音相媚好。 Song Dynasty, Xin Qiji: "The Wu dialect is charmingly beautiful." 例：例如: 谄媚(用卑贱的态度向人讨好); 媚上(取悦主上); 媚色(取悦于人的神态); 媚世(讨好世俗的人); 媚抚(抚爱; 取悦); 媚术(逢迎谄媚的伎俩); 媚爱(取悦; 取宠); 媚灶(比喻阿附权贵) Example: For instance, sycophancy (to ingratiate with a humble attitude); to please the superior; the demeanor of pleasing others; to fawn upon conventions; to show affection; techniques of flattery; to ingratiate; to curry favor; to flatter those in power. --- 媚 (mèi) 〈形〉 1. 姿态可爱，侧重于婀娜多姿，逗人爱 ([En.] charming; enchanting; fascinating) Charming; enchanting, emphasizing graceful and appealing appearances. 引： 1. 《尔雅》：媚，美也。 "Erya": "媚 means beautiful." 2. 《广雅》：媚，好也。 "Guangya": "媚 means good." 3. 《吕氏春秋·不屈》：烟视媚行。 "Lüshi Chunqiu": "The misty view is charming." 4. 陆机《文赋》：石韫玉而山辉，水怀珠而川媚。 Lu Ji: "Stone with jade shines, water with pearls is charming." 例：例如: 明媚(景物鲜明可爱; 眼睛明亮动人); 媚好(美好; 娇美); 媚秀(娇美秀丽); 媚曼(娇美); 媚景(谓春景; 美好的景物); 媚娇(容貌声音妩媚动人); 媚趣(优美动人的意趣) Example: For instance, radiant (vivid and charming scenery; bright and captivating eyes); lovely; beautiful and elegant; delicate; spring scenery; beautiful sights; enchanting appearance and voice; lovely charms. 2. 假借为“魅”。具有魅力，具有诱惑力或吸引力的 ([En.] enchanting) A homophone for "charm"; possessing charm, allure, or attraction. 引： 1. 《列子·方命》：鬼媚不能欺。 "Liezi": "The spirits are not deceived by charm." 例：例如: 媚人的景色 Example: Charming scenery.