栽了个大跟头 Pronunciation and Pinyin
栽了个大跟头 Usage and Examples
took a big fall
suffered a major setback
fell flat on one's face
The characters in 栽了个大跟头
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 栽
- zāi栽le了yī一jiāo跤fell down, took a fall
- zāi栽le了gè个gēn跟tou头to stumble, to fall
- zāi栽péi培cultivate, grow
- zāi栽péi培zhī之ēn恩nurturing kindness, the kindness of nurturing
- zāi栽péi培ēn恩yì义nurturing kindness, fostering benevolence
- zāi栽péi培zhe着cultivating, growing
- zāi栽zǐ子seedling; young plant
- zāi栽zhí植To plant or cultivate.
- zāi栽zhí植le了planted, cultivated
- zāi栽mǎn满le了planted full, densely planted
- zāi栽zhòng种plant, grow
- zāi栽zhòng种le了planted, cultivated
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Open the tool →Questions about 栽了个大跟头
What does 栽了个大跟头 mean in Chinese?
栽了个大跟头 (zāi le gè dà gēn tou) means “took a big fall, suffered a major setback, fell flat on one's face”.
How do you pronounce 栽了个大跟头?
栽了个大跟头 is pronounced zāi le gè dà gēn tou in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “took a big fall” in Chinese?
“took a big fall” is 栽了个大跟头 (zāi le gè dà gēn tou) in Chinese.