低下了头 (dī xià le tóu) — “Lowered one's head, bowed one's head” in Chinese
低下了头 (dī xià le tóu) means “lowered one's head, bowed one's head” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and what each character means.
Usage
lowered one's head
bowed one's head
The characters in 低下了头
More words starting with 低
- dī低xià下low, inferior
- dī低xià下le了lowered, bowed
- dī低yú于below, less than
- dī低chǎn产low yield
- dī低jià价low price, cheap price
- dī低gū估underestimate, underrate
- dī低gū估de的undervalued, underestimated
- dī低sú俗Vulgar, Lowbrow
- dī低sú俗zuò作pǐn品vulgar works, trashy works
- dī低sú俗qíng情jié节vulgar plot, indecent content
- dī低sú俗de的vulgar, crude
- dī低bā八dù度Down an octave, Octave lower
Frequently asked questions
- What does 低下了头 mean in Chinese?
- 低下了头 (dī xià le tóu) means “lowered one's head, bowed one's head”.
- How do you pronounce 低下了头?
- 低下了头 is pronounced dī xià le tóu in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “lowered one's head” in Chinese?
- “lowered one's head” is 低下了头 (dī xià le tóu) in Chinese.