垂下了头 (chuí xià le tóu) — “Lowered his head, hung his head” in Chinese
垂下了头 (chuí xià le tóu) means “lowered his head, hung his head, bowed his head, his head drooped” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and what each character means.
Usage
lowered his head
hung his head
bowed his head
his head drooped
The characters in 垂下了头
More words starting with 垂
- chuí垂xià下hang down, drop
- chuí垂xià下le了lowered, dropped
- chuí垂xià下de的hanging, drooping
- chuí垂le了xià下lai来hung down, drooped
- chuí垂dào到hang down to, droop to
- chuí垂zài在hang, dangle
- chuí垂chuí垂Drooping, Declining
- chuí垂chuí垂láo老yǐ矣Old and frail, Decrepit
- chuí垂tóu头sàng丧qì气de地dejectedly, dispiritedly
- chuí垂tóu头tà搨yì翼de地dejectedly, wearily
- chuí垂niàn念show concern, have compassion
- chuí垂lián怜Pity, Mercy
Frequently asked questions
- What does 垂下了头 mean in Chinese?
- 垂下了头 (chuí xià le tóu) means “lowered his head, hung his head, bowed his head, his head drooped”.
- How do you pronounce 垂下了头?
- 垂下了头 is pronounced chuí xià le tóu in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “lowered his head” in Chinese?
- “lowered his head” is 垂下了头 (chuí xià le tóu) in Chinese.