掉队 Pronunciation and Pinyin
掉队 Usage and Examples
fall behind
drop out
straggle
他的一个六年级学生是一个新移民，这名学生抵制他老师付出的最大努力，逐渐掉队。
One of his sixth-grade students, a recent immigrant, was gradually falling behind, resisting his teacher's best efforts.
两名掉队者落后了20码。
There were two stragglers twenty yards back.
The characters in 掉队
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 掉
- diào掉xià下fall, fall off
- diào掉xià下lai来Fall down, Drop
- diào掉xià下lai来le了fell down, dropped
- diào掉le了dropped, lost
- diào掉le了yí一dì地fell all over the floor, spilled everywhere
- diào掉guāng光shed, fall out
- diào掉rù入fall into, drop into
- diào掉rù入le了fell into, dropped into
- diào掉chū出lai来fall out, fall off
- diào掉dào到fall into, fall onto
- diào掉dào到le了fell to, dropped to
- diào掉bāo包substitute, switch
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Open the tool →Questions about 掉队
What does 掉队 mean in Chinese?
掉队 (diào duì) means “fall behind, drop out, straggle”.
How do you pronounce 掉队?
掉队 is pronounced diào duì in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “fall behind” in Chinese?
“fall behind” is 掉队 (diào duì) in Chinese.
How is 掉队 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 掉队, each with pinyin and an English translation.
