穿小鞋 Pronunciation and Pinyin
穿小鞋 Usage and Examples
to give someone a hard time
to subject someone to petty harassment
to make things difficult for someone
At that time, wear shoes do not know why wear.
You talk to your boss so bluntly, aren't you afraid that he will give you a hard time?
The characters in 穿小鞋
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 穿
- chuān穿shàng上put on, string on
- chuān穿shàng上le了put on, wore
- chuān穿shàng上shēn身put on, wear
- chuān穿bú不xià下It doesn't fit., It's too small.
- chuān穿bú不xià下le了It doesn't fit anymore., I've outgrown it.
- chuān穿bù不nuǎn暖not dressed warmly enough, underdressed
- chuān穿bú不jìn进qù去Can't fit into it, It's too small
- chuān穿jiǔ久le了worn out, well-worn
- chuān穿le了wore, pierced
- chuān穿rù入Penetrate, Pierce into
- chuān穿cì刺Puncture, Aspiration
- chuān穿fǎn反le了Inside out, Backward
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Open the tool →Questions about 穿小鞋
What does 穿小鞋 mean in Chinese?
穿小鞋 (chuān xiǎo xié) means “to give someone a hard time, to subject someone to petty harassment, to make things difficult for someone”.
How do you pronounce 穿小鞋?
穿小鞋 is pronounced chuān xiǎo xié in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to give someone a hard time” in Chinese?
“to give someone a hard time” is 穿小鞋 (chuān xiǎo xié) in Chinese.
How is 穿小鞋 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 穿小鞋, each with pinyin and an English translation.