Similar words: operation system, commission system, selection system, evaluation system, numeration system, suspension system, television system, propulsion system. Meaning: ['sɑnsɪ /'sɒn-] 
adj. (of a woman's body) having a large bosom and pleasing curves.
adj. (of a woman's body) having a large bosom and pleasing curves. 
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1. Bright, dolorous, sonsy and memorable.
2. My bother is a sonsy and intelligent boy.
3. I am a gentle and quiet, sonsy, warm-hearted, traditional and politest oriental lady. I enjoy cooking, travelling,(sentencedict.com/sonsy.html) reading and music are my favorites.
4. His sonsy personality inspired me to be kind to everyone I met. That was my well-beloved "Teacher". And he is the person i can't forget!
5. Shenzhen sonsy Brans Technology Develpementco. , LTD. is a high-tech enterprise engaged in LED lighting research and development, production, sales and service.
6. I am a sonsy and self-confident. I can act my character in a new circumstance quickly.
7. Everybody could find my self-confidence, sonsy manner, elegance, sweet smile and magnanimous grace, all these come from everybody's wisdom and loveliness.
8. His sonsy personality inspired me to be kind to everyone I met. That was my well-beloved "Teacher Miao". And he is the person i can't forget.
9. In think the life of this period influenced my character. I get a sonsy character in the time when I live in country.
10. American students have individual dress, they seat unbending, and everyone looks like sonsy.
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