他的轮廓十分硬朗
“His features are sharp.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
也不全是
“but not entirely.”
他的轮廓十分硬朗
“His features are sharp.”
脸颊有些消瘦
“His cheeks are a bit thin.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Describing facial features as '硬朗' (chiseled/robust) evokes traditional masculine beauty standards focusing on strong jawlines and angular bone structure.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
outline, facial contours
Commonly used to describe facial bone structure or silhouettes in Chinese.
chiseled, rugged, robust
When used for facial features, it implies strong, masculine, well-defined bone structure.