撒丫子 — “To take to one's heels and run away quickly”
撒丫子 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to take to one's heels and run away quickly”. To bolt off or scamper away.
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撒丫子 Pronunciation and Pinyin
撒丫子 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 撒丫子
一听到放学的铃声响起，孩子们就撒丫子跑出教室，冲向操场。
As soon as the dismissal bell rang, the children took to their heels and ran out of the classroom, rushing towards the playground.
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- sā撒jiāo娇mài卖qiào俏act coquettish and charming
- sā撒jiāo娇sā撒chī痴act spoiled to win affection
- sā撒kāi开yā鸭zi子run away quickly
- sā撒shǒu手rén人huán寰pass away from the human world
- sā撒shǒu手jiǎn锏one's trump card
- sā撒cūn村mà骂jiē街to publicly hurl insults and curses
- sā撒shuǐ水ná拿yú鱼achieve something with great ease
- sā撒pō泼dǎ打gǔn滚throw a tantrum
- sā撒pō泼fàng放diāo刁to act shamelessly and unreasonably
- sā撒chī痴sā撒jiāo娇act spoiled to gain favor
- sā撒kē科dǎ打hùn诨make jokes and humorous gestures
- sā撒zhà诈dǎo捣xū虚tell lies and practice deception
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What does 撒丫子 mean?
撒丫子 (sā yā zi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to take to one's heels and run away quickly”.
How do you pronounce 撒丫子?
撒丫子 is pronounced sā yā zi in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 撒丫子?
抬腿走开或奔跑，开溜