跷足抗首 — “To stand on tiptoes and crane one's neck in eager anticipation”
跷足抗首 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to stand on tiptoes and crane one's neck in eager anticipation”. To look forward to something eagerly. Literally, “Stand on tiptoes and raise head”.
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What does 跷足抗首 mean?
跷足抗首 (qiāo zú kàng shǒu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to stand on tiptoes and crane one's neck in eager anticipation”.
How do you pronounce 跷足抗首?
跷足抗首 is pronounced qiāo zú kàng shǒu in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 跷足抗首 literally mean?
Literally, 跷足抗首 means “Stand on tiptoes and raise head”. It is used to mean “to stand on tiptoes and crane one's neck in eager anticipation”.
What is the Chinese definition of 跷足抗首?
踮起脚跟，仰起头。形容热切期望的样子。