1. This portrait is lifelike. It seems that he paints with great care.
2. After the baptism of sandstorm, vivid ancient art treasures are exposed underground.
Everyone couldn't help laughing at the vivid actions of those comedians.
He imitated the moving sound of the train in ventriloquism, which was really vivid and impressive.
The stone lions carved on Lugou Bridge are vivid and attract many tourists.
Second, the meaning of "lifelike":
Describe or imitate well, very realistic.
Third, the source of words:
Song York's "Yingguangtang Post Praise": "I am clumsy; Vivid. "
Vernacular writing: Calligraphy is vigorous and graceful, well imitated and realistic.
Four, usage, grammar:
Combined type; As predicate, attribute and complement; With praise.