魅力
mèi lì
The English phrase rizz can be translated into Chinese as 魅力 (mèi lì).
How do you pronounce it?
The romanization is mèi lì.
Did you know?
- If someone has 'too much rizz' in a way that feels fake or overly slick, Chinese netizens might use the term 油腻, which literally means 'greasy'.
- The character 魅 (mèi) in 魅力 originally referred to a spirit or a demon that could bewitch or mislead people, linking charm to the supernatural.
- While 魅力 refers to a general charm, if you want to describe someone with an irresistible, almost supernatural rizz, you might use the word 妖气 (yāo qì), which literally means 'demon air' or 'enchanting aura'.
Examples in context
- 他很有魅力。Tā hěn yǒu mèilì.He has a lot of rizz.
