捧上了天 Pronunciation and Pinyin
捧上了天 Usage and Examples
Praise to the skies
Put on a pedestal
Flatter excessively
Idolize
他曾被普契尼和勋伯格捧上了天。
He was praised to the skies by Puccini and Schoenberg.
他们把新来的舞蹈演员捧上了天。
They praised the new dancer to the skies.
The characters in 捧上了天
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 捧
- pěng捧shàng上tiān天To praise to the skies, To laud to the skies
- pěng捧huí回le了won, took home
- pěng捧zài在to hold in cupped hands, to cherish
- péng捧chǎng场to support, to patronize
- pěng捧tuō托to hold up with both hands
- pěng捧tuō托zhe着holding, cradling
- pěng捧bēi杯Lift the trophy, Hoisting the cup
- pěng捧zhe着holding, cradling
- pěng捧fù腹roar with laughter, side-splitting
- pěng捧jiǎo角ér儿To promote a performer, To boost a performer's popularity
- pěng捧jiǎo角pěng捧jiǎo角ér儿To promote an actor, To applaud a performer
- pěng捧dú读read respectfully, pore over
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What does 捧上了天 mean in Chinese?
捧上了天 (pěng shàng le tiān) means “Praise to the skies, Put on a pedestal, Flatter excessively, Idolize”.
How do you pronounce 捧上了天?
捧上了天 is pronounced pěng shàng le tiān in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Praise to the skies” in Chinese?
“Praise to the skies” is 捧上了天 (pěng shàng le tiān) in Chinese.
How is 捧上了天 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 捧上了天, each with pinyin and an English translation.