甩手顿脚 Pronunciation and Pinyin
甩手顿脚 Usage and Examples
stamp one's feet and fling one's arms
gesticulate angrily
The characters in 甩手顿脚
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 甩
- shuǎi甩xià下lai来Shake off, Drop
- shuǎi甩dòng动swing, shake
- shuǎi甩dòng动zhe着swinging, shaking
- shuǎi甩mài卖clearance sale, fire sale
- shuǎi甩zài在le了shēn身hòu后left behind, outpaced
- shuái甩zǐ子ér儿Throwing dice, Rolling dice
- shuǎi甩kāi开bǎng膀zi子Go all out, Work with vigor
- shuǎi甩shǒu手To wash one's hands of it, To throw off responsibility
- shuǎi甩shǒu手bù不guǎn管to wash one's hands of it, to walk away from it
- shuǎi甩shǒu手zhǎng掌guì柜hands-off boss, armchair manager
- shuǎi甩diào掉shake off, get rid of
- shuǎi甩zhe着swinging, waving
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Open the tool →Questions about 甩手顿脚
What does 甩手顿脚 mean in Chinese?
甩手顿脚 (shuǎi shǒu dùn jiǎo) means “stamp one's feet and fling one's arms, gesticulate angrily”.
How do you pronounce 甩手顿脚?
甩手顿脚 is pronounced shuǎi shǒu dùn jiǎo in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “stamp one's feet and fling one's arms” in Chinese?
“stamp one's feet and fling one's arms” is 甩手顿脚 (shuǎi shǒu dùn jiǎo) in Chinese.