Pleasant, melodious, melodious, pleasing to the ear, pleasant to the ear.

1. Pleasant to the ears

Vernacular meaning: (Words) are in line with one’s heart and comfortable to listen to: These words are pleasing to the ear. You can’t just listen to what is pleasing to your ears, you must also listen to what is not pleasing to your ears.

Source: "Books with Wu Zhi": "High talk amuses the heart, and mourning is pleasing to the ear."

Dynasty: Three Kingdoms Wei

Author: Cao Pi

Translation: The eloquent talk entertains the heart, and the wail of the instrument makes people feel comfortable.

2. Pleasant

Vernacular meaning: sounds touching or interesting: eloquent. Extremely ordinary things sounded beautiful to him when he said them.

Source: "Writing a Letter to Duke Cao and Sun Quan": "Everyone will listen to my husband's words that sound like this."

Dynasty: Han

Author: Ruan瑀

Translation: Sir, there is nothing you say that doesn’t sound good to you.

3. Wanzhuan

Vernacular meaning: describes a sound that is melodious and melodious.

Source: "The Continuation of Huagai Collection·Interesting News": "Sometimes you say some indirect words, just to be polite, why do you want to avoid going to hell.

Dynasty : Modern

Author: Lu Xun

4. Into the ear

Vernacular meaning: Into the ear: This sentence is very pleasant to the ear.

Source: "Two Horses", second paragraph 11: "The more Ma Wei listened, the more he felt it was unpleasant to his ears. He grabbed his hat and said: 'Father, I have to go find Li Zirong. '"

Dynasty: Modern

Author: Lao She

5. Pleasant

Vernacular meaning: good-sounding: the singing is melodious and sweet.

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Source: "Ode to Autumn Colors·Native Sound": "Ah! What a majestic and sweet sound! ”

Dynasties: Modern

Author: Jun Qing