努唇胀嘴 — “To pout one's lips and puff out one's cheeks”
努唇胀嘴 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pout one's lips and puff out one's cheeks”. Indicating displeasure or unhappiness. Literally, “Pouting lips and puffed cheeks”.
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努唇胀嘴 Pronunciation and Pinyin
努唇胀嘴 Character Breakdown
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孩子因为得不到想要的玩具，努唇胀嘴地坐在沙发上，表达着心中的不满
The child sat on the sofa, pouting and puffing out his cheeks, expressing his dissatisfaction because he didn't get the toy he wanted.
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What does 努唇胀嘴 mean?
努唇胀嘴 (nǔ chún zhàng zuǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pout one's lips and puff out one's cheeks”.
How do you pronounce 努唇胀嘴?
努唇胀嘴 is pronounced nǔ chún zhàng zuǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 努唇胀嘴 literally mean?
Literally, 努唇胀嘴 means “Pouting lips and puffed cheeks”. It is used to mean “to pout one's lips and puff out one's cheeks”.
What is the Chinese definition of 努唇胀嘴?
努：用力伸出或突出；胀：膨胀。形容不欢喜的样子