撅着嘴 Pronunciation and Pinyin
撅着嘴 Usage and Examples
Pouting
Puckering one's lips
The characters in 撅着嘴
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 撅
- juē撅zuǐ嘴pout
- juē撅tǔ土to dig up soil, to break ground
- juē撅tiān天pū扑dì地de地fiercely, wildly
- juē撅bā巴Pout
- juē撅bā巴le了shriveled, wrinkled
- juē撅kāi开pry open, force open
- juē撅juē撅xiǎo小rén人pouty person, petty person
- juē撅duàn断snap off, break off
- juē撅zhe着Pouting, Sticking out
- juē撅shù竖de的Sticking up, Protruding
- juē撅qǐ起le了zuǐ嘴pouted, pursed lips
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Open the tool →Questions about 撅着嘴
What does 撅着嘴 mean in Chinese?
撅着嘴 (juē zhe zuǐ) means “Pouting, Puckering one's lips”.
How do you pronounce 撅着嘴?
撅着嘴 is pronounced juē zhe zuǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Pouting” in Chinese?
“Pouting” is 撅着嘴 (juē zhe zuǐ) in Chinese.