哭丧着脸 — “To wear a long face”
哭丧着脸 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to wear a long face”. To look unhappy or glum. Literally, “Mournful-faced”.
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哭丧着脸 Pronunciation and Pinyin
哭丧着脸 Character Breakdown
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他因为没有被选入篮球队，一整天都哭丧着脸
He wore a long face all day because he wasn't selected for the basketball team.
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Open the tool →Questions about 哭丧着脸
What does 哭丧着脸 mean?
哭丧着脸 (kū sang zhe liǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to wear a long face”.
How do you pronounce 哭丧着脸?
哭丧着脸 is pronounced kū sang zhe liǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 哭丧着脸 literally mean?
Literally, 哭丧着脸 means “Mournful-faced”. It is used to mean “to wear a long face”.
What is the Chinese definition of 哭丧着脸?
心里不愉快，脸上显出不高兴的样子。