板着脸 Pronunciation and Pinyin
板着脸 Usage and Examples
to have a stern face
to frown
to look grim
萨拉一上午都不高兴地板着脸。
Sarah had looked sulky all morning.
你干吗板着脸？
What are you pulling a face at now?
The characters in 板着脸
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 板
- bǎn板shū书nèi内róng容Board notes, Board content
- bǎn板ér儿yé爷rickshaw puller, pedicab driver
- bǎn板dèng凳stool, bench
- bǎn板shuā刷flat brush, scrub brush
- bǎn板kuài块plate
- bǎn板bì壁wooden partition
- bǎn板zi子board, plank
- bǎn板chuáng床a plank bed; a bed made of boards
- bǎn板bào报blackboard newspaper
- bǎn板cā擦ér儿blackboard eraser
- bǎn板fǔ斧Broad-axe, Battle-axe
- bǎn板běn本Version, Edition
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Open the tool →Questions about 板着脸
What does 板着脸 mean in Chinese?
板着脸 (bǎn zhe liǎn) means “to have a stern face, to frown, to look grim”.
How do you pronounce 板着脸?
板着脸 is pronounced bǎn zhe liǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to have a stern face” in Chinese?
“to have a stern face” is 板着脸 (bǎn zhe liǎn) in Chinese.
How is 板着脸 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 板着脸, each with pinyin and an English translation.