Ask for 20 idioms to describe language, actions, psychology, and expressions.

Okay, I have prepared 20 idioms for you to describe language, actions, psychology, and expressions as follows: 1. Idioms in language: boastful, eloquent, talkative, taciturn, incoherent, two-faced, honey-mouthed, double-faced, vague, insincere, ambiguous, inappropriate wording, vague, double-faced, double-faced. 2. Idioms in action: walking in a hurry, leisurely, panicking, proud, cautious, conscientious, flustered, hurried, lazy, slow, flustered, carefree, proud, cautious, conscientious, flustered, hurried, lazy, slow, flustered, carefree, complacent, cautious, conscientious, flustered, hurried, lazy, slow, flustered, carefree, cautious, conscientious. 3 psychological idioms: Disheartened, smug, panicked, disheartened, smug, guilty, uneasy, guilty, carefree, calm, dissatisfied, heartbroken, disheartened, smug, guilty, uneasy, guilty, carefree, calm, dissatisfied, heartbroken, disheartened, smug, guilty, uneasy, guilty Carefree, calm, resentful, heartbroken, disheartened, proud, guilty, uneasy, guilty, carefree, calm, resentful, heartbroken, disheartened, proud, guilty, uneasy, guilty, carefree, complacent, guilty, uneasy, guilty, carefree, calm, dissatisfied, heartbroken, disheartened, complacent, guilty, uneasy, guilty, carefree, calm, dissatisfied, heartbroken, disheartened, complacent, guilty, uneasy, carefree, calm, dissatisfied, heartbroken, disheartened, complacent, guilty, uneasy, guilty, carefree, calm, calm, dissatisfied Heartbroken, disheartened, smug, guilty, uneasy, guilty, carefree, calm, dissatisfied, heartbroken, disheartened, smug, guilty, uneasy, guilty, carefree, calm, dissatisfied, heartbroken, disheartened, smug, guilty, uneasy, guilty Carefree, calm, resentful, heartbroken, disheartened, proud, guilty, uneasy, guilty, carefree, calm, resentful, heartbroken, disheartened, proud, guilty, uneasy, guilty, carefree, Pleased, guilty, uneasy, guilty, carefree, calm. I hope these idioms can help you better describe the language, actions, psychology, and expressions of the characters.

The words used to describe the actions, expressions, and language of the characters were as follows: 1. Action: It refers to the actions, movements, postures, etc. of a person or thing. For example, his movements were as fast as lightning. 2. Mannerism: To describe the expression, demeanor, temperament, etc. of a person or thing. For example, her eyes were firm as if they could see through all difficulties. 3. Language: It is used to express one's thoughts, speech, tone, etc. For example, he spoke slowly and calmly.

1. Description of action: dancing, frowning, indifferent, ecstatic 2. Description of expression: energetic, exhausted, smiling, frowning, proud 3 Appearance description: beautiful eyebrows, like flowers and jade, plain appearance, kind eyebrows, red face, heroic posture 4 Mood Description: Ecstatic, Worried, Disheartened, Comfortable, Cynical, Proud

An example of a good sentence and paragraph is as follows: His body trembled slightly as his fingers gripped the hilt of his sword tightly, and a trace of fear appeared on his face. Her eyes were wide open as if she was ready to attack at any moment. His face was serious and his heart was filled with anger and dissatisfaction. Her lips parted slightly as if she wanted to say something. His eyes were fixed on the other party as if he was looking for any loopholes to attack. A smug smile appeared on her face as if she was mocking the other party's cowardice. His fingers gently stroked the sword in his hand, and his heart was filled with pride and satisfaction. Her eyes were empty as if she could not see anything. His lips parted slightly as if he wanted to reveal some secret. A surprised expression appeared on her face as if she did not know why the other party would do this.

I watched as that person slowly walked towards me and felt a wave of nervousness in my heart. There was a cold smile on his face as if to say,"You're finally here." I tried to keep my composure and walked towards him. But when I approached him, I felt a deep fear. I kept thinking that if I made the wrong decision, I might lose this person and I would regret it for the rest of my life. I slowly extended my hand to that person, wanting to talk to him. But when I said the first sentence, I found that my tongue was tied. I didn't know what to say. I felt very nervous. I tried to regulate my breathing but my heart raced as if I needed to do something to relieve the tension. The man looked at me and nodded slightly as if he wanted to start a conversation. I tried to relax, but my heart was still very nervous. I kept thinking about how I should deal with this situation. In the end, I decided to apologize to him, but I didn't say it. I just stood there silently and looked at that person, hoping that he would forgive me.

[Character action: He clenched his fists and looked determined.] Her expression: Her lips parted into a smile. Language: His impassioned speech grew louder. Her heart was filled with excitement and anticipation, hoping to hear good news.

Character's language: Vague, mean, sharp, mean, vicious, two-faced, glib, stubborn, sweet. Description: proud, proud, self-abased, frustrated, angry, calm, relaxed, frightened, nervous, embarrassed, unnatural, confident, calm. Action words: talk, run, jump, pull, massage, put your fingers, press, touch, stare, blink, smile, nod, wave, turn around, kick, drag, hug, kiss, stroke, hair, cheeks, lips.

An example of a sentence describing an action, expression, and psychology is as follows: The expression on her (protagonist) face became distorted as if she was about to explode. 2's face darkened as if he was going to kill someone. 3 (The reader) saw (the protagonist)'s reaction and the expression on (his) face became frightened as if he was about to cry. The expression on the villain's face turned cold as if he was going to kill someone. 5 (the protagonist) heard (the villain)'s words (he)'s body trembled slightly as if he was about to sweat. The expression on (the reader's) face became arrogant as if he was about to laugh when he saw (the villain's) reaction. 7 (Villain) saw (Protagonist)'s reaction (His) expression became smug as if he was going to mock.

There are many words to describe the language, actions, and expressions of a character. [1] Laugh uncontrollably: This is used to describe a person's uncontrollable laughter due to surprise or sarcasm. 2. Proud: It refers to a person who feels happy and confident because of some benefit or success. Panic: It refers to a person who loses control because of fear or worry about a certain situation. 4. Blushing to the ears: It refers to a person who feels hot cheeks and red lips because of an argument or dispute. 5. Full concentration: It refers to a person who is very immersed in something and forgets everything around him. 6. Dejected: It refers to a person who feels depressed and listless because of failure or frustration. 7. Getting carried away with one's head: It refers to a person who forgets his responsibilities and obligations because of some benefits or success. 8. Exuberant: It is used to describe a person dancing to express themselves because of excitement or happiness. Gritting his teeth: This is used to describe a person who gnashes his teeth because of hatred or anger. 10 Fearless: It refers to a person who feels fearless because of bravery or determination.

Language Description: By describing the language of the character, the reader can feel the emotions, thoughts, personality, etc. of the character. Language description could help the readers understand the inner world of the characters better, and it could also help shape the characters and lay out the plot. Action Description: By describing the actions of the character, the reader can feel the actions and reactions of the character. The action description could help the reader better understand the character's actions and thoughts, and also help the reader feel the changes and tension in the plot more deeply. [Description of Manners: By describing the expressions, eyes, and postures of the characters, the readers can feel the emotions and mental state of the characters.] The description of expressions could help the readers better understand the emotions and psychological state of the characters. It could also help the readers better feel the atmosphere and emotional changes of the plot. Appearance Description: By describing the appearance of the character, the reader can feel the image and appearance of the character. The description of the character's appearance allowed the reader to better understand the character's appearance and characteristics. It also helped the reader better understand the background and environment of the plot. [Description of the character's thoughts and emotions. The reader can feel the character's thoughts and emotions by describing their inner feelings and thoughts.] The psychological description could help the readers better understand the thoughts and emotions of the characters. It could also help the readers better feel the development of the plot and the growth of the characters. Language, action, demeanor, appearance, and psychological descriptions have their own characteristics. Different descriptions can bring different effects and characteristics. The readers can choose different descriptions according to their own needs and preferences to better understand and feel the plot and characters of the novel.