形容體格的詞語

⑴ build的形容詞 build 體格的形容詞

buildable 可建造的

⑵ 什麼的體格詞語

強壯
強壯_詞語解釋
【拼音】：qiáng zhuàng
【解釋】：1.亦作「彊壯」。中年、壯年。2.壯健有力。3.指勢力強盛。

⑶ 表示人的體態的詞語如體格健壯

譬如：頭腦清醒腿腳麻利眉眼傳情口鼻歪斜手足並舉面頰緋紅頭發蓬亂 鼻樑端直胸懷廣闊
滿意請採納謝謝

⑷ 照樣子,在括弧里填上恰當的詞語。 例：體態（勻稱）體格（ ) 腿腳（ ） 身體（ ） 枝葉（ ） 果實（ ) 花

體格健壯
腿腳利索
身體健康
枝葉茂盛
果實飽滿
花。。。

⑸ 什麼的體格的詞語

詞語填空示例如下：
強壯的體格
健康的體格
脆弱的體格
粗獷的體格

⑹ 形容體格的詞語

【鳳骨龍姿】：形容超凡的體格和儀態。

【虎體熊腰】：形容身材魁梧，體回格健壯。

【銅答澆鐵鑄】：形容體格非常強壯。

【銅鑄鐵澆】：形容體格非常強壯。同「銅澆鐵鑄」。

【軒昂魁偉】：魁偉：魁梧。氣宇軒昂，體格壯大。

⑺ 體格的名詞解釋是什麼

意思是人體復等的身材高矮、發育情況制、外觀或力量。

基本解釋

1、人體等的身材高矮、發育情況、外觀或力量。

2、體格魁梧的人。

引證解釋

胡也頻《光明在我們前面》四：「 劉希堅望著她的高大壯碩的身影，一面想著和這體格完全不相稱的她的痴情。」如：體格檢查。

(7)形容體格的詞語擴展閱讀

近義詞

體魄：

意思是身體，偏指肉體。

（1）、身體，偏指肉體。

（2）、指屍體。古人認為人死後魂氣上升而魄著於體，故稱。

（3）、體格和精力。

引證解釋

柳青《創業史》第一部題敘：「一眼就可看出：那強壯的體魄里，蘊藏著充沛的精力。」

⑻ 形容女生體格健壯的比較優雅的詞

體形健美、體態均勻、結實。
體格壯碩（多形容男人）。

⑼ 形容「體格」的詞語有哪些

鳳骨龍姿、虎體熊腰、銅澆鐵鑄、軒昂魁偉、銅鑄鐵澆。

⑽ 英文中體格(build)得修飾詞有哪些(越多越好)

BODY TYPES

anorexic: horribly thin, as though having a fear of eating.
athletic: having undergone considerable activity and maintaining
muscle-tone
barrel-chested: having a broad chest that is round as a barrel
beefy: muscular and heavily built, burly, husky
bent: stooped
bosomy: having large breasts.
bow-spined: stopped, bent, having a back that is bowed into a
permanently curved shape so that the head hangs low.
brawny: having physical strength and weight; rugged and
powerful
burly: muscular and heavily built
buxom: (of a woman's body) having pleasing curves, curvaceous,
curvy, bosomy, full-bosomed, voluptuous. Also,
a kind way of saying 'slightly fat'. chubby, plump.
chubby: slightly overweight, having ample curves.
colossal: so great in size or force or extent as to elicit awe
corpulent: Very fat; obese
curvaceous: having pleasing and ample curves.
curvy: large hips, thighs, curvy, buxom.
deformed: Unnatural or distorted in form; having a deformity;
misshapen; disfigured; as, a deformed person; a deformed
head
delicate: small boned and framed, appearing fragile.
diminutive: very small.
mpy: Short and fat or sturdy; mpy; podgy; as, a short, pudgy
little man
elephantine: of great mass; huge and bulky
emaciated: very thin especially from disease or hunger or cold
fat: having much flesh (especially fat), having a relatively
large diameter, overly high body weight for one's height.
fleshy: usually describes a large person who is fat but has a large
frame to carry it
fragile: see delicate.
full-bosomed: see: bosomy
full-figured: having a large frame. Well filled-out. buxom.
gangly: tall and thin and having long slender limbs, ungracefully
tall and thin.
gargantuan: of great mass; huge and bulk
gaunt: very thin especially from disease or hunger or cold
gnarled: used of old persons or old trees; covered with knobs or
knot
haggard: Having the expression of one wasted by want or suffering;
hollow-eyed; having the features distorted or wasted, or
anxious in appearance; as, haggard features, eyes
hunchbacked: Having a humped back
hunched: having the back and shoulders rounded; not erect
husky: Powerful; strong; burly
lanky: tall and thin and having long slender limbs. gangly,
rangy, ungracefully tall and thin.
lavishly endowed: generously gifted with weight, bosom, or
other features.
lean: thin
leggy: having long legs and having those legs be the most
notable feature.
lissome: gracefully slender; moving and bending with ease
lithe: see lissome. svelte, supple, slender, lithesome
lumpy: Full of lumps, or small compact masses. Often used
to describe someone who is fat.
malnourished: gaunt, thin, emaciated.
muscled: covered with musculature.
obese: excessively fat; "a weighty man"
palsied: affected with palsy or uncontrollable tremor
paunchy: having a large belly
petite: small, short, little-boned. thin, delicate.
plump: see chubby.
portly: Bulky; corpulent
pot-bellied: having a large belly, round, as a pot.
pudgy: Short and fat or sturdy; mpy; podgy; as, a short, pudgy
little man
reedy: resembling a reed or twig in being slender and fragile
rickety: inclined to shake as from weakness or defect
robust: strong. Evincing strength, indicating vigorous health,
sinewy; muscular; vigorous; sound; as, a robust body;
robust youth; robust health
roly-poly: fat, round.
rotund: fat, round.
rugged: sturdy and strong in constitution or construction;
enring
runty: well below average height, of small size.
scrawny: Meager; thin; rawboned; bony, unattractively thin
sinewy: Well braced with, or as if with, muscular strength
skeletal: thin as a skeleton. "Skin and bones"
sleek: well-groomed and neatly tailored; especially too
well-groomed
slight: Not stout or heavy; slender
slim: Not stout or heavy; slender
slinky: Thin; lank
spindly: long and lean (usually applied to limbs)
squat: Short and thick, like the figure of an animal squatting
stacked: well or attractively formed with respect to physique
stalwart: having rugged physical strength; inured to fatigue or
hardships
statuesque: of size and dignity suggestive of a statue.
Partaking of, or exemplifying, the characteristics of a
statue; having the symmetry, or other excellence, of a
statue artistically made.
stocky: heavy and compact in form or stature
stooped: To bend the upper part of the body downward and forward;
to bend or lean forward; to incline forward in standing or
walking; to assume habitually a bent position
stout: Firm; tough; materially strong; enring. Also
Large; bulky; corpulent.
strapping: muscular and heavily built
stubby: short and blunt
svelte: showing a high degree of refinement and the assurance
that comes from wide social experience. Also, graceful,
slender, moving with ease.
tall: not short.
thickset: Having a short, thick body; stout
thin: light of weight. Not fat. slender.
towering: very tall, imposingly so.
voluptuous: see buxom.
waspish: Resembling a wasp in form; having a slender waist, like a
wasp.
well-muscled: covered with much muscle.
whip-thin: very thin. thin as a whip.
willowy: slender and graceful
wiry: Capable of enrance; tough; sinewy; as, a wiry frame or
constitution. lean and sinewy.

SHOULDERS

bony, broad, delicate, drooping (head sunk down into them),
massive, round, square, stooped

CHEST

(Note: e to the fact you will likely be wearing clothing over
this part of the body, the general size of the chest may be
all that is noticeable to an observer. hair and definition may
not be known to all)
barrel-chested
caved-n chest
chiseled pecs: (pecs being the boob muscles ;)
defined pecs
hairless
hairy
bosomy
buoyant (seeming to float)
busty
buxom
flat-chested
jutting cones
melon-breasted
sag-chested
top-heavy
underdeveloped

BELLY/STOMACH

beer-gut
blubbery
flabby
flat
fleshy
iron-muscled
love handled
over the belt
paunchy
plump
pot-bellied
rippling
swinging belly
toned
washboard stomach

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