1, nonsense.
Pronunciation: [chǐ tán] means: a lot of words; On the whole. Unrealistically talking about it also means that the content of this talk is unrealistic.
Example: The most vulgar and childish nonsense is most common in the works of writers who love to talk about the noblest topics. We can understand their meaning through their words and language. The so-called golden jade, but it is used to describe them.
2. luxury.
Pronunciation: [chǐ mí] means: luxury; Waste. Synonym is luxury.
Example: In the brightly lit building, the music is melodious, the clothes are fragrant and the temples are shaded, the decent gentleman, the elegant lady and the swaying wine glasses are performing the most exquisite extravagant plot of the upper class and revealing the unique extravagant atmosphere.
3, too long jewelry
Pronunciation: [[[[yú chǐ cháng shì]]]] means: excessive luxury exceeds status and pays attention to clothes.
Ex.: Song wrote to Ken Wu: "It has been said in the imperial edict of the Eastern Han Dynasty that it is appropriate to make up for the loss by making more extravagant clothes. It is also a sound removal, all from the left home. " ?
4. luxury.
Pronunciation: [y m 4 n ch ǐ] ò: It means that the trumpet mouth is small, the abdomen is big, and the voice is depressed; Waste: refers to the big horn mouth, small abdomen and urgent voice. Extended to the pronunciation changes caused by different mouth opening and closing sizes.
Example: The translator of Chinese is also a Han Chinese, with a name from the Master and a name from China. If the other person's land is not what I am used to, although his voice is luxurious, what harm will it do?