婀娜多姿 (ē nuó duō zī) — (idiom) lithe and graceful; elegant and varied in posture

Definition

A literary chengyu describing a woman's graceful, supple figure and varied, elegant posture — typically dancers or willow branches, not everyday speech.

idiom
lithe and gracefulelegant and varied in posture

Examples

  • 婀娜多姿
    Tā tiào qǐ wǔ lái ē nuó duō zī, shí fēn mí rén.
    When she dances, she is lithe and graceful, very charming.
  • 婀娜多姿
    Mó tè r zài tái shàng ē nuó duō zī, xī yǐn le suǒ yǒu rén de mù guāng.
    The model on the stage was elegant and varied in posture, attracting everyone's attention.
  • 婀娜多姿
    Chūn tiān de liǔ tiáo suí fēng yáo yè, ē nuó duō zī, lìng rén xīn zuì.
    The spring willow branches sway in the wind, lithe and graceful, intoxicating the heart.

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