皱着眉头 Pronunciation and Pinyin
皱着眉头 Usage and Examples
frown
furrow one's brow
knit one's brow
她打开门站在那里，冲我皱着眉头。
She opened the door and stood there, frowning at me.
彭伯顿皱着眉头，紧紧地闭上双眼。
Pemberton frowned and closed his eyes tightly.
The characters in 皱着眉头
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 皱
- zhòu皱le了zhòu皱méi眉frowned, knit one's brows
- zhòu皱bā巴bā巴Wrinkled, Crumpled
- zhòu皱bā巴bā巴de的crumpled, wrinkled
- zhòu皱hén痕A furrow, crease, or wrinkle.
- zhòu皱zhòu皱bā巴bā巴crumpled, wrinkled
- zhòu皱méi眉frown
- zhòu皱méi眉tóu头frown, knit one's brows
- zhòu皱wén纹wrinkle, crease
- zhòu皱suō缩shrivel, shrink
- zhòu皱wèi胃Abomasum
- zhòu皱zhě褶crease, fold
- zhòu皱qǐ起wrinkle, frown
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Open the tool →Questions about 皱着眉头
What does 皱着眉头 mean in Chinese?
皱着眉头 (zhòu zhe méi tóu) means “frown, furrow one's brow, knit one's brow”.
How do you pronounce 皱着眉头?
皱着眉头 is pronounced zhòu zhe méi tóu in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “frown” in Chinese?
“frown” is 皱着眉头 (zhòu zhe méi tóu) in Chinese.
How is 皱着眉头 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 皱着眉头, each with pinyin and an English translation.