风度 | fēng dù | elegance (for men) / elegant demeanor / grace / poise |  |
风情 | fēng qíng | mien / bearing / grace / amorous feelings / flirtatious expressions / local conditions and customs / wind force, direction etc |  |
优雅 | yōu yǎ | grace / graceful |  |
风韵 | fēng yùn | charm / grace / elegant bearing (usually feminine) |  |
雨露 | yǔ lù | rain and dew / (fig.) favor / grace |  |
恩情 | ēn qíng | kindness / affection / grace / favor |  |
恩惠 | ēn huì | favor / grace |  |
恩典 | ēn diǎn | favor / grace |  |
韵致 | yùn zhì | grace / natural charm |  |
风致 | fēng zhì | natural charm / grace |  |
恩 | ēn | favor / grace / kindness |  |
堕落 | duò luò | to degrade / to degenerate / to become depraved / corrupt / a fall from grace |  |
文采 | wén cǎi | literary talent / literary grace / rich and bright colors |  |
神韵 | shén yùn | charm or grace (in poetry or art) |  |
诗情画意 | shī qíng huà yì | picturesque charm / idyllic appeal / poetic grace |  |
国色天香 | guó sè tiān xiāng | national grace, divine fragrance (idiom) / an outstanding beauty |  |
驾临 | jià lín | to grace sb with one's presence / your arrival (honorific) / your esteemed presence |  |
身败名裂 | shēn bài míng liè | to lose one's standing / to have one's reputation swept away / a complete defeat and fall from grace |  |
双规 | shuāng guī | shuanggui, an extralegal system within the CCP for detaining and interrogating cadres who fall from grace |  |
宽限期 | kuān xiàn qī | grace period / period of grace |  |
天香国色 | tiān xiāng guó sè | divine fragrance, national grace (idiom) / an outstanding beauty |  |
鸾翔凤翥 | luán xiáng fèng zhù | (of calligraphy) full of power and grace |  |
受命于天 | shòu mìng yú tiān | to be emperor by the grace of heaven / to have the mandate of heaven |  |
输不起 | shū bù qǐ | to take defeat with bad grace / to be a sore loser / cannot afford to lose |  |
董阳孜 | Dǒng Yáng zī | Grace Tong (Tong Yangtze) (1942-), Taiwanese calligrapher |  |
上不得台盘 | shàng bù dé tái pán | (idiom) lacking in social grace and unfit to be a representative |  |
输得起 | shū de qǐ | can afford to lose / to take defeat with good grace |  |