芬芳 | fēn fāng | perfume; fragrant | |
芳香 | fāng xiāng | balmy; fragrant; aromatic (chemistry) | |
群芳 | qún fāng | all flowers; all beauties; all talents | |
芳心 | fāng xīn | the affection, or heart, of a young woman | |
孤芳自赏 | gū fāng zì shǎng | lone flower admiring itself (idiom); narcissism; self-love |
1 | We're sorry, Miss Fang. | |
2 | Excess of toil wore out Fantine, and the little dry cough which troubled her increased. | |
3 | Only he remained an hour instead of half an hour, to Fantine's great delight. | |
4 | Fantine heard the gossips say, as they looked at her child: "Who takes those children seriously! | |
5 | It ahs often been noted that those who live, or have lived, in the shadow of death bring a mellow sweetness to everything they do. |