咂舌攒眉 — “To click one's tongue and knit one's brows”
咂舌攒眉 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to click one's tongue and knit one's brows”. Describing an expression of tasting something sour, or showing surprise or puzzlement. Literally, “click tongue and knit brows”.
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咂舌攒眉 Pronunciation and Pinyin
咂舌攒眉 Character Breakdown
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听到这个出人意料的消息，大家都不由得咂舌攒眉，感到十分惊讶。
Upon hearing the unexpected news, everyone couldn't help but click their tongues and knit their brows, feeling extremely surprised.
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What does 咂舌攒眉 mean?
咂舌攒眉 (zā shé cuán méi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to click one's tongue and knit one's brows”.
How do you pronounce 咂舌攒眉?
咂舌攒眉 is pronounced zā shé cuán méi in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 咂舌攒眉 literally mean?
Literally, 咂舌攒眉 means “click tongue and knit brows”. It is used to mean “to click one's tongue and knit one's brows”.
What is the Chinese definition of 咂舌攒眉?
形容人吃酸物的表情或惊讶的神情