| 妩媚 | wǔ mèi | lovely; charming | |
| 明媚 | míng mèi | bright and beautiful | |
| 媚俗 | mèi sú | to cater to the public's taste; kitsch; commercial | |
| 柔媚 | róu mèi | gentle and lovely; charming | |
| 谄媚 | chǎn mèi | to flatter |
| 1 | Break Melanie's heart? | |
| 2 | Nobody could, not with a mousy little person like Melanie. | |
| 3 | Nevertheless they did flatter him with their mouth, and they lied unto him with their tongues. | |
| 4 | It' s Ashley' s to Charlie' s sister, Miss Melanie! | |
| 5 | ASHLEY: Even if it is a lie, do you think that I could go off and leave Melanie and the baby? |