distinguishing feature or quality; unique style

remarkable; splendid; outstanding; much better than average

The part played by an actor in a play or movie; an actor's characterization; a person's function, position, or specific responsibility within a group, society, or situation.

the color green; the color of grass and leaves

the appearance of things caused by different qualities of light, such as red, blue, or green; tinting; coloring

the color black

color; hue; tint; shade

red color; the color of blood

Israel; a country in Western Asia

the color white

the color blue; similar to the color of the clear sky

the color and appearance of the skin on the face; look

the color yellow

color; multi-colored; in color as opposed to black and white

sexual desire or lust; sexual emotions

the color gray; ashy or grizzly in appearance

facial expression; look; appearance

brown; the color of palm fiber

golden or gold color; the color of gold

purple; violet; a color created by mixing red and blue

coloration or dye

complexion; facial expression; the color and look of one's face

complexion; facial color as an indicator of a person's health or spirit

the overall color scheme or hue of a picture or scene, including the balance of brightness, shade, and warmth

color of the skin; complexion

view; landscape; scene

silver color; silver-white color

pink color; [[粉红色|粉紅色|fen3 hong2 se4]]

A thread-like structure found in the nucleus of animal and plant cells, composed of proteins and nucleic acids, that carries genetic information.

one's original character or inherent qualities; distinctive true nature

Substances that give color to organic tissues or materials; can be natural, like chlorophyll, or artificial, such as food coloring.

nonferrous metals; refers to any metal other than iron, chromium, manganese, and their alloys

color and luster; the surface appearance of an object in terms of its color and shine

night scene; the dim light of night; nightfall

brown; a color described as a mixture of yellow and black

the color orange; a color between red and yellow like that of an orange fruit

pink color; the color pink

The time of day as indicated by the light or color of the sky

gold color; the color of gold

To be inferior or worse than something else by comparison; to be second-rate

To change color, as in materials, chemicals, or the nature of a landscape (often used figuratively to describe a change in political regime)

a dark or deep color; being dark in color

to possess color or hue

(loanword) salad; a dish made of mixed vegetables, fruits, or meats typically served cold and mixed with a dressing

The patterns, designs, and colors of a fabric or item

lecher; sexual predator; a man who aggressively pursues or harasses women, often used to refer to a molester or pervert

of all kinds; of every description; miscellaneous

Given to lust; lecherous; to be fond of sex or feminine beauty

The dark pigment found in the skin, hair, and iris of the eye; its concentration determines the darkness of these tissues.