泣数行下 — “Tears streaming down one's face”
泣数行下 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Tears streaming down one's face”. To weep bitterly or profusely; to be overcome with grief. Literally, “tears falling in several streams”.
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泣数行下 Pronunciation and Pinyin
泣数行下 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 泣数行下
听到这个不幸的消息，她再也控制不住自己，泣数行下
Upon hearing the unfortunate news, she could no longer control herself, and tears streamed down her face.
Idioms Related to 泣数行下
More idioms starting with 泣
- qì泣xià下rú如yǔ雨to weep bitterly
- qì泣xià下zhān沾jīn襟weep bitterly, tears soaking clothes
- qì泣bù不kě可yǎng仰cry so hard one cannot look up
- qì泣bù不chéng成shēng声choked with sobs
- qì泣tì涕rú如yǔ雨weep profusely, tears like rain
- qì泣xuè血chuí捶yīng膺mourn bitterly with extreme sorrow
- qì泣xuè血zhěn枕gē戈weeping blood, pillowing on spear
- qì泣xuè血lián涟rú如weep tears of blood inconsolably
- qì泣xuè血jī稽sǎng颡weep blood and prostrate in grief
- qì泣lín麟bēi悲fèng凤lament decline of golden age
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What does 泣数行下 mean?
泣数行下 (qì shù háng xià) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Tears streaming down one's face”.
How do you pronounce 泣数行下?
泣数行下 is pronounced qì shù háng xià in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 泣数行下 literally mean?
Literally, 泣数行下 means “tears falling in several streams”. It is used to mean “Tears streaming down one's face”.
What is the Chinese definition of 泣数行下?
眼泪接连不断的往下掉。形容非常悲伤。