结舌 Pronunciation and Pinyin
结舌 Usage and Examples
tongue-tied
speechless
dumbstruck
struck dumb
一些年青人在青春期早期突然变得害羞结舌。
Some young people suddenly become self-conscious and tongue-tied in early adolescence.
杰克张口结舌。
Jack was tongue-tied.
The characters in 结舌
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 结
- jié结shàng上le了tied, knotted
- jié结xià下form, forge
- jié结xià下le了formed, incurred
- jié结xià下le了bù不jiě解zhī之yuán缘an indissoluble bond, an unbreakable bond
- jié结xià下le了yuān冤Formed a grudge, Made an enemy
- jié结xià下le了liáng梁zi子formed a grudge, became enemies
- jié结yè业completion of studies, finish a course
- jié结wéi为become, form
- jié结wéi为fū夫qī妻get married, marry
- jié结wéi为lián连lǐ理get married, tie the knot
- jié结le了married, tied
- jié结le了hūn婚married, got married
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Open the tool →Questions about 结舌
What does 结舌 mean in Chinese?
结舌 (jié shé) means “tongue-tied, speechless, dumbstruck, struck dumb”.
How do you pronounce 结舌?
结舌 is pronounced jié shé in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “tongue-tied” in Chinese?
“tongue-tied” is 结舌 (jié shé) in Chinese.
How is 结舌 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 结舌, each with pinyin and an English translation.