跣足科头 — “Bareheaded and barefoot”
跣足科头 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “bareheaded and barefoot”. Literally, “barefoot and bareheaded”.
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跣足科头 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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夏日炎炎，孩子们在河边玩耍，跣足科头，尽情享受清凉。
On a scorching summer day, the children played by the river, bareheaded and barefoot, thoroughly enjoying the cool water.
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What does 跣足科头 mean?
跣足科头 (xiǎn zú kē tóu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “bareheaded and barefoot”.
How do you pronounce 跣足科头?
跣足科头 is pronounced xiǎn zú kē tóu in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 跣足科头 literally mean?
Literally, 跣足科头 means “barefoot and bareheaded”. It is used to mean “bareheaded and barefoot”.
What is the Chinese definition of 跣足科头?
科头：不戴帽子；跣足：光脚。光着头赤着脚。