精致小学生 (Chinese PinYin: [jīng zhì xiǎo xué shēng]; traditional Chinese:精緻小學生) may mean: (1) noun. delicate primary school students; (2) noun. primary school students who maintain a high quality of life by using facial masks, expensive cosmetics and etc. Literally: 精致 (delicate; exquisite) + 小学生 (primary school students). The term has become a buzzword on social media in China.

1. How to pronounce 精致小学生?

Chinese Pinyin: [jīng zhì xiǎo xué shēng]

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2. Synonyms And Antonyms of 精致小学生

Synonyms: 注重生活品质的小学生,

Antonyms: 邋遢小学生,

3. What are the fixed expression, collocation and idioms that contains 精致小学生

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Collocation: 史上最精致的小学生 (the most delicate primary school student),

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4. How to use 精致小学生 in a sentence?

Below are some example sentences and quotes containing 精致小学生.

4.1 当代精致小学生都在用SK-II了,你呢?

Translation: These delicate primary school students are already using SK-II products, how about you?

4.2 史上最精致的小学生出现了, 竟是个小男生.

Translation: The most delicate primary school student in history is discovered, a little boy.

4.3 这年头,小学生都活得比你精致

Translation: Nowadays, primary school students are maintaining a higher quality of life than you.

4.4 精致小学生都在用什么护肤品?

Translation: What skin care products are the delicate primary school students using?

4.5 我儿子是一个精致小学生, 他比我更经常用面膜

Translation: My boy is a delicate primary school student, he uses facial masks more often than me.

4.6 小学生都活的这么精致了,你还在看手机?

Translation: Even primary school students are maintaining an extremely high quality of life, are you still staring at your phone?

4.7 看看这些精致小学生, 他们已经用上了SK II, 我不得不说贫穷又一次限制了我的想象力.

Translation: Look at these delicate primary school students, they are using SK II products already, I have to say that poverty has again limited my imagination.

4.8 这些精致小学生让我汗颜.

Translation: These delicate primary school students make me feel embarrassed.

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