摔了个跟头 Pronunciation and Pinyin
摔了个跟头 Usage and Examples
Fell down
Took a tumble
Suffered a setback
Failed
The characters in 摔了个跟头
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 摔
- shuāi摔xià下fall off, fall down
- shuāi摔xia下lai来fall down, tumble down
- shuāi摔dōng东xi西throw things, smash things
- shuāi摔le了fell, dropped
- shuāi摔le了yī一jiāo跤fell down, took a fall
- shuāi摔le了xia下lai来fell down, tumbled
- shuāi摔le了gè个dà大gēn跟tou头take a big fall, suffer a bad fall
- shuāi摔le了gè个jīn斤dǒu斗fell, tumbled
- shuāi摔le了gè个gǒu狗chī吃shǐ屎fell flat on one's face, face-planted
- shuāi摔le了jǐ几cì次fell a few times, fell several times
- shuāi摔jiāo交Wrestling
- shuāi摔shāng伤le了fell and got injured, got hurt from a fall
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Open the tool →Questions about 摔了个跟头
What does 摔了个跟头 mean in Chinese?
摔了个跟头 (shuāi le gè gēn tou) means “Fell down, Took a tumble, Suffered a setback, Failed”.
How do you pronounce 摔了个跟头?
摔了个跟头 is pronounced shuāi le gè gēn tou in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Fell down” in Chinese?
“Fell down” is 摔了个跟头 (shuāi le gè gēn tou) in Chinese.