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1. 她的神情充满了忧伤。(Tā de shénqíng chōngmǎn le yōushāng.) - Her expression was filled with sadness.
2. 他的神情显得很紧张。(Tā de shénqíng xiǎnde hěn jǐnzhāng.) - His look appeared very nervous.
3. 她的神情让我感到担忧。(Tā de shénqíng ràng wǒ gǎndào dānyōu.) - Her expression made me feel worried.
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Some alternative words for 神情 (shén qíng) could include:
1. 表情 (biǎo qíng) - This word specifically refers to facial expressions and can also be translated as "expression" or "countenance."
2. 气质 (qì zhì) - This word refers to a person's temperament or disposition, and can also be translated as "demeanor" or "aura."
3. 神态 (shén tài) - This word refers to a person's overall expression or manner, and can also be translated as "bearing" or "attitude."
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神情 (shén qíng) refers to one's facial expression or demeanor, and can also refer to the overall atmosphere or mood of a situation. It is often used to describe someone's emotional state or the way they are conveying their thoughts or feelings through their expression.
Example 1: 他的神情很沮丧。(Tā de shén qíng hěn jǔ sàng.) His expression is very dejected.
Example 2: 她的神情充满了喜悦。(Tā de shén qíng chōng mǎn le xǐ yuè.) Her expression is filled with joy.
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