缩脖子 Pronunciation and Pinyin
缩脖子 Usage and Examples
to draw in one's head
to flinch
to shrink back
The characters in 缩脖子
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 缩
- suō缩yi一suō缩Shrink, Crouch
- suō缩jiǎn减to reduce; to cut down
- suō缩qù去shrink, recede
- suō缩hé合condensation, condense
- suō缩huí回To draw back, recoil, or retract.
- suō缩huí回qu去le了retracted, shrank back
- suō缩zài在huddle in, curl up in
- suō缩xiǎo小shrink, narrow
- suō缩chǐ尺Scale, Reduced scale
- suō缩chéng成yì一kǔn捆bundle up, huddle up
- suō缩lǒng拢contract, draw in
- suō缩lǒng拢chéng成shrink into, contract into
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Open the tool →Questions about 缩脖子
What does 缩脖子 mean in Chinese?
缩脖子 (suō bó zi) means “to draw in one's head, to flinch, to shrink back”.
How do you pronounce 缩脖子?
缩脖子 is pronounced suō bó zi in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to draw in one's head” in Chinese?
“to draw in one's head” is 缩脖子 (suō bó zi) in Chinese.