Lingaku- one's body as wood and earth
- undecorated
- unvarnished (truth)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- one's body as wood and earth
- undecorated
- unvarnished (truth)
This meaning refers to a description of a person who is plain or basic, emphasizing a simplicity or lack of adornment in appearance.
He always dresses very simply, giving people a sense of being plain and basic.
Her hairstyle is very plain and unadorned, without any decorations.
This meaning highlights the quality of being devoid of embellishments or ornaments, often valued for its authenticity or straightforwardness.
I like the undecorated style of this room; it is simple and genuine.
His philosophy of life is to pursue the undecorated, believing that simplicity is beauty.
This meaning conveys the idea of presenting the truth in a straightforward and honest manner, without any alterations or embellishments.
What she said was the unvarnished truth, with no concealment.
zài在zhè这piān篇wén zhāng文章Zhōng中，zuò zhě作者tí gōng提供le了tǔ mù shēn土木身de的guān chá观察，méi yǒu没有rèn hé任何fěn shì粉饰。
In this article, the author provides an unvarnished observation without any embellishment.
Generated collocations (experimental)
tǔ mù shēn土木身one's body as wood and earthpǔ sù朴素tǔ mù土木simple and unpretentioustǔ mù土木jiàn zhù建筑simple and unadorned architecturetǔ mù gōng chéng土木工程civil engineering (suggesting solidity and practicality)tǔ mù土木fēng gé风格raw and earthy styletǔ mù土木zuò pǐn作品unembellished workstǔ mù土木zhé xué哲学unvarnished philosophytǔ mù土木shēng huó生活unpretentious lifestyletǔ mù土木zhēn lǐ真理unadorned truthtǔ mù土木qíng huái情怀a sentiment grounded in simplicity