Resistance: affordable; Taste: Explore body odor. It is meaningful and worth pondering.

Origin of Idiom: Volume III of Du Yan Shi Zhi in Ming Dynasty: "His poems, such as Song of Painting Obstacles by Shaofu and Three Rivers Together by Cui Shaofu, are fascinating and intriguing."

Example of Idiom: The ending of this story left a suspense and thought-provoking.

Traditional writing: intriguing

ㄣㄞㄖㄣㄒㄩㄣㄨㄟˋ Athena Chu.

An intriguing synonym: endless aftertaste: refers to the aftertaste after eating. This is a metaphor for remembering things. The more you think about it, the more interesting it is. Fascinating, bringing people into a good place. It refers to the beauty of natural scenery or the attraction of literary and artistic works, which is calm and natural, fascinating step by step, just like a dream.

Intriguing antonyms: boring, boring and monotonous. It's boring to describe. Dull, dull or boring eyes. Shen's essays on Dan and lead: "Gavin has an inexhaustible meaning ... when he talks about it, he is boring."

Idiom grammar: concurrent language; As predicate, object and attribute; Describe meaningfully

Degree of common use: common idioms

Emotion and color: neutral idioms

Idiom structure: complex idioms

Generation time: modern idioms

English translation: stand up to careful reading

Russian translation: наводитнарзмышлени.

Japanese translation: meaningful thinking, thinking, thinking and thinking.

Other translations: zum nachdenken anregen & lt law > charm & lt fournir material à ré flexion >

Idiom riddle: lantern riddle; Flip through the menu

Pronunciation note: it is resistant to reading and cannot read "à i"; Find, you can't pronounce "xín"

Note: Nai, you can't write "Nai".