How to Say ‘Complexion; look of health’ in Simplified Chinese
气色
qì sè
[qìsè]
💬 Usage Tip: 气色 (qì sè) is literally "energy and colour". It means how healthy someone's face looks, so you'll hear 气色不错 "looking well" or 气色不好 "looking pale/unwell".
Phrase Breakdown
气色
qì sè
[qìsè]
complexion; color of the face
How healthy someone looks from their face.
他今天气色很好。
He looks very healthy today.
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