低眉 Pronunciation and Pinyin
低眉 Usage and Examples
cast down one's eyes
lower one's gaze
with downcast eyes
我只需低眉顺眼做一个完美的摆设就好。
I need low eyebrow simple on the eyes do a faultless decoration nice.
坐在船尾，她一低眉便望见了一面水月镜像，无心去来。
Sitting in the stern, she saw the moon's surface and no mood to come and go.
The characters in 低眉
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 低
- dī低xià下low, inferior
- dī低xià下le了lowered, bowed
- dī低xià下le了tóu头lowered one's head, bowed one's head
- dī低yú于below, less than
- dī低chǎn产low yield
- dī低jià价low price, cheap price
- dī低gū估underestimate, underrate
- dī低gū估de的undervalued, underestimated
- dī低sú俗Vulgar, Lowbrow
- dī低sú俗zuò作pǐn品vulgar works, trashy works
- dī低sú俗qíng情jié节vulgar plot, indecent content
- dī低sú俗de的vulgar, crude
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What does 低眉 mean in Chinese?
低眉 (dī méi) means “cast down one's eyes, lower one's gaze, with downcast eyes”.
How do you pronounce 低眉?
低眉 is pronounced dī méi in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “cast down one's eyes” in Chinese?
“cast down one's eyes” is 低眉 (dī méi) in Chinese.
How is 低眉 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 低眉, each with pinyin and an English translation.