露齿 Pronunciation and Pinyin
露齿 Usage and Examples
bare one's teeth
grin
show one's teeth
The thought of holding a fixed grin as the camera performed its magical duties was too much to contemplate, and so a non-committal blank stare became the norm.
Please, young women, smile or simper or smirk or grin, glower or glare, or just mope about if you like, but for the love of God, please put away the duck face.
The characters in 露齿
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 露
- lòu露yì一shǒu手Show off, Display talent
- lòu露chǒu丑Make a fool of oneself, Disgrace oneself
- lòu露le了qiè怯le了showed weakness, revealed one's inexperience
- lòu露chū出reveal, show
- lòu露chū出le了revealed, showed
- lù露chū出le了má马jiǎo脚Show one's true colors, Give oneself away
- lù露chū出má马jiǎo脚show one's true colors, give oneself away
- lù露tái台terrace, patio
- lù露zài在exposed, visible
- lù露tiān天outdoor, open-air
- lù露sù宿sleep outdoors, camp out
- lòu露fù富to reveal or display one's wealth
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Open the tool →Questions about 露齿
What does 露齿 mean in Chinese?
露齿 (lù chǐ) means “bare one's teeth, grin, show one's teeth”.
How do you pronounce 露齿?
露齿 is pronounced lù chǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “bare one's teeth” in Chinese?
“bare one's teeth” is 露齿 (lù chǐ) in Chinese.
How is 露齿 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 露齿, each with pinyin and an English translation.