皱眉蹙额 — “To knit one's brows and frown deeply”
皱眉蹙额 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to knit one's brows and frown deeply”. Indicating worry, displeasure, or pain. Literally, “to frown and knit one's brows”.
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皱眉蹙额 Pronunciation and Pinyin
皱眉蹙额 Character Breakdown
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听到这个坏消息，他不由得皱眉蹙额，显得十分焦虑。
Upon hearing the bad news, he couldn't help but knit his brows and frown deeply, looking very anxious.
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What does 皱眉蹙额 mean?
皱眉蹙额 (zhòu méi cù é) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to knit one's brows and frown deeply”.
How do you pronounce 皱眉蹙额?
皱眉蹙额 is pronounced zhòu méi cù é in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 皱眉蹙额 literally mean?
Literally, 皱眉蹙额 means “to frown and knit one's brows”. It is used to mean “to knit one's brows and frown deeply”.
What is the Chinese definition of 皱眉蹙额?
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