挑逗 Pronunciation and Pinyin
挑逗 Usage and Examples
to tease; to provoke; to tantalize
这些图片并非为了挑逗观众。
The pictures were not meant to titillate audiences.
她挑逗我，这既让我吃惊又感到荣幸。
She was hitting on me and I was surprised and flattered.
The characters in 挑逗
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 挑
- tiāo挑bù不chū出dà大máo毛bìng病No major flaws, Nothing much to complain about
- tiǎo挑le了picked, chose
- tiǎo挑shì事shēng生fēi非stir up trouble, cause trouble
- tiāo挑ér儿load on a shoulder pole, troublesome matter
- tiāo挑chū出to pick out; to select
- tiāo挑chū出máo毛bìng病find fault, pick holes
- tiǎo挑dào到picked, chosen
- tiǎo挑cì刺nitpick, find fault
- tiāo挑cì刺ér儿To nitpick, To find fault
- tiāo挑cì刺tiāo挑cì刺ér儿To find fault, To nitpick
- tiāo挑ti剔picky, fussy
- tiāo挑ti剔de的picky, fastidious
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Open the tool →Questions about 挑逗
What does 挑逗 mean in Chinese?
挑逗 (tiǎo dòu) means “to tease; to provoke; to tantalize”.
How do you pronounce 挑逗?
挑逗 is pronounced tiǎo dòu in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to tease; to provoke; to tantalize” in Chinese?
“to tease; to provoke; to tantalize” is 挑逗 (tiǎo dòu) in Chinese.
How is 挑逗 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 挑逗, each with pinyin and an English translation.