屈膝 Pronunciation and Pinyin
屈膝 Usage and Examples
to kneel; to submit or surrender
保尔从未屈膝过。
Paul had never brought to his knees.
请屈膝。
Please bend your knees.
The characters in 屈膝
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 屈
- qū屈cóng从submit, yield
- qū屈cóng从yú于submit to, yield to
- qū屈shēn伸Flexion and extension, Bend and stretch
- qū屈guāng光dù度diopter, refractive power
- qū屈yuán原Qu Yuan, Qu Yuan, an ancient Chinese poet
- qū屈jiù就accept an appointment, condescend to accept a post
- qū屈jū居rank below, take a subordinate position
- qū屈jǐ己humble oneself, restrain oneself
- qū屈cái才underemployed, to be overqualified
- qū屈cái才le了overqualified, a waste of talent
- qū屈qǔ曲to bend; tortuous
- qū屈fú服yield, submit
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What does 屈膝 mean in Chinese?
屈膝 (qū xī) means “to kneel; to submit or surrender”.
How do you pronounce 屈膝?
屈膝 is pronounced qū xī in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to kneel; to submit or surrender” in Chinese?
“to kneel; to submit or surrender” is 屈膝 (qū xī) in Chinese.
How is 屈膝 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 屈膝, each with pinyin and an English translation.