摸头 (mō tóu) — “Pat one's head, appease” in Chinese
摸头 (mō tóu) means “pat one's head, appease” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and 2 example sentences with English translations.
Usage
pat one's head
appease
喵也想被摸头的样子。
I think Meow wants to be petted too.
橙色，橙色，摸摸头。
Orange, orange. Touch your head.
The characters in 摸头
More words starting with 摸
- mō摸bù不qīng清Cannot figure out, Cannot grasp
- mō摸bù不zhe着Cannot understand
- mō摸bú不tòu透inscrutable, unfathomable
- mō摸le了mō摸touched, stroked
- mō摸chū出le了fumbled out, fished out
- mō摸dào到touch, feel
- mō摸dào到le了touched, felt
- mō摸dào到mén门ér儿le了Getting the knack of it, On the right track
- mō摸shào哨eliminate a sentry, silence a sentry
- mō摸tóu头mō摸tóu头er儿To pat someone's head, To stroke someone's head
- mō摸dǐ底Survey, Find out the situation
- mō摸mo摸pat, stroke
Frequently asked questions
- What does 摸头 mean in Chinese?
- 摸头 (mō tóu) means “pat one's head, appease”.
- How do you pronounce 摸头?
- 摸头 is pronounced mō tóu in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “pat one's head” in Chinese?
- “pat one's head” is 摸头 (mō tóu) in Chinese.
- How is 摸头 used in a sentence?
- This page has 2 example sentences using 摸头, each with pinyin and an English translation.