撞头搕脑 — “To constantly encounter difficulties or setbacks”
撞头搕脑 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to constantly encounter difficulties or setbacks”. To run into snags everywhere. Literally, “To bump one's head and knock one's brain”.
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撞头搕脑 Pronunciation and Pinyin
撞头搕脑 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 撞头搕脑
他初到这个行业，由于缺乏经验，做什么事情都撞头搕脑的。
When he first entered this industry, due to lack of experience, he constantly ran into difficulties in everything he did.
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Synonyms of 撞头搕脑
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- zhuàng撞zhōng钟chuī吹luó螺Perform Buddhist rites
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Open the tool →Questions about 撞头搕脑
What does 撞头搕脑 mean?
撞头搕脑 (zhuàng tóu kē nǎo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to constantly encounter difficulties or setbacks”.
How do you pronounce 撞头搕脑?
撞头搕脑 is pronounced zhuàng tóu kē nǎo in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 撞头搕脑 literally mean?
Literally, 撞头搕脑 means “to bump one's head and knock one's brain”. It is used to mean “to constantly encounter difficulties or setbacks”.
What is the Chinese definition of 撞头搕脑?
犹言到处碰壁。搕通“磕”。