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The word 帅 (shuài), meaning "handsome," is generally considered informal. It is commonly used in casual conversations among friends, peers, or in social contexts. In informal settings, using 帅 (shuài) can convey a friendly or playful tone when complimenting someone's appearance.
In formal settings, however, it is advisable to avoid using 帅 (shuài) as it may come across as too casual or lacking in seriousness. Instead, you might use more formal terms or expressions when discussing someone's appearance or attributes. For example, you could use 英俊 (yīngjùn), which means "handsome" but carries a more sophisticated connotation suitable for formal contexts.
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美 (měi): This word means "beautiful" and is often used to describe someone's physical appearance.
漂亮 (piàoliang): This word means "pretty" and is often used to describe someone's physical appearance.
英俊 (yīngjùn): This word means "handsome" and is often used to describe someone's physical appearance.
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帅 (shuài) is used to describe men. It is a term that is used to describe a man's physical attractiveness. It is not used to describe women. Other words that are used to describe a woman's physical attractiveness include 美丽 (měilì) and 漂亮 (piàoliang).
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