In social situations, people sometimes use euphemistic or mocking code words to vaguely evaluate the appearance of others. The following are some common expressions and explanations, but it should be noted that these statements may be subjectively biased or offensive, and you need to be cautious when using them.： --- ###**1. Code words about looks** 1. **"Face value is not online"** -Superficial meaning: Refers to someone's poor condition on the day. -Implied meaning: It is implied that the appearance is ordinary or does not conform to the mainstream aesthetic. 2. **"Looks very abstract"** -Superficial meaning: Use artistic terms to describe appearance. -Implied meaning: The proportion of facial features is inconsistent or does not meet traditional aesthetic standards. 3. **"Dinosaur/Frog"** -Source: Early Internet idioms (dinosaurs refer to women, frogs refer to men). -Implied meaning: poor appearance, ridiculed or belittled. --- ###**2. Code words about body shape** 1. **"Rich/blessed"** -Superficial meaning: Praise the other party for a good life. -Implied meaning: Euphemism refers to being fat. 2. **"Strong aura"** -Surface meaning: Describe a strong sense of existence. -Implied meaning: It may suggest that the figure is tall and sturdy or bloated. 3. **"Horizontal development"** -Surface meaning: neutral description of the growth direction. -Implied meaning: It alludes to gaining weight or out of shape. --- ###**3. Code words about temperament and dress** 1. **"Ground gas"** -Superficial meaning: simple and close to life. -Implied meaning: dress rustic or raunchy. 2. **"Have personality"** -Superficial meaning: praise for the unique style. -Implied meaning: It may mean that the shape is exaggerated or not in line with the public's aesthetics. 3. **"Retro style"** -Superficial meaning: nostalgic style. -Implied meaning: The dress is outdated or improperly matched. --- ###**4. Other vague expressions** 1. **"Not photogenic"** -Superficial meaning: Photos are not as good-looking as real people. -Implied meaning: The actual appearance may not be outstanding either. 2. **"Durable"** -Superficial meaning: The more you look at it, the more attractive it is. -Implied meaning: Ordinary at first glance, it takes time to adapt to its appearance. 3. **"Scene of a car accident"** -Source: Internet buzzwords. -Implied meaning: Describe a “disaster-level” failure in dress or appearance. --- ###**Precautions** -**Cultural differences**: Different regions may have unique code words (for example, Taiwan's ”general male/general female" refers to ordinary appearance). -**Subjectivity**: Aesthetic standards vary from person to person, and code words often have the personal bias of the evaluator. -**Risk of offense**: Even if you use code words, talking about the appearance of others behind your back can easily cause contradictions. It is recommended to respect others and avoid judging others by their appearance. In social interaction, it is more recommended to look at others from a positive perspective, such as focusing on inner qualities such as personality and talent, rather than appearance.