English–Chinese
“looks” in Chinese
How to say “looks” in Chinese
“Looks” in Chinese is 长相 (zhǎng xiàng).
The visible face that forms a person's first impression, including its overall features and look.
Example sentences with 长相
她的长相独特，很容易让人记住。tā de zhǎng xiàng dú tè hěn róng yì ràng rén jì zhù
Her distinctive looks make her easy to remember.
Tips for using 长相
- English speakers may hear "looks" mainly as a judgment of attractiveness, but 长相 (zhǎngxiàng, "looks") can describe facial appearance neutrally, while a negative assessment still sounds personal.
Other Chinese words for “looks”
我很在意自己的容颜。wǒ hěn zài yì zì jǐ de róng yán
I care a lot about my looks.