挠头 (náo tóu) — “Scratch one's head” in Chinese
挠头 (náo tóu) means “scratch one's head” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and 2 example sentences with English translations.
Usage
scratch one's head
挥手表示欢迎和告别，而挠头则表示不知所措。
Waving can mean welcome and farewell, whereas scratching your head may indicate that you are at a loss.
最让父母挠头的孩子提问前20名。
Top 20 children's questions which baffle parents.
The characters in 挠头
More words starting with 挠
- náo挠le了náo挠scratched
- náo挠le了náo挠tóu头scratched one's head
- náo挠nao挠scratch, tickle
- náo挠qū曲flexure, warping
- náo挠qū曲chéng程dù度Degree of flexion, Extent of bending
- náo挠liè裂flex-crack
- náo挠liè裂xiàn现xiàng象Flexural cracking, Scratch cracking
- náo挠bài败to be defeated; to be routed
- náo挠guò过scratched, tickled
- náo挠gōu钩grappling hook, grapnel
Frequently asked questions
- What does 挠头 mean in Chinese?
- 挠头 (náo tóu) means “scratch one's head”.
- How do you pronounce 挠头?
- 挠头 is pronounced náo tóu in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “scratch one's head” in Chinese?
- “scratch one's head” is 挠头 (náo tóu) in Chinese.
- How is 挠头 used in a sentence?
- This page has 2 example sentences using 挠头, each with pinyin and an English translation.