"to droop" Chinese-English Dictionary

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
下垂	xià chuí		to droop / to sag / to hang down / sagging / drooping / prolapse (medicine)	syn
下坠下墜	xià zhuì	v.	(of objects) to fall / to drop / to droop / (medicine) to experience tenesmus
耷拉	dā la		to droop / to hang down / to dangle	syn
低垂	dī chuí		to droop / to hang low	syn
嘟噜嘟嚕	dū lu		bunch / cluster / classifier for bunched objects / to hang down in a bunch / to droop	syn
搭拉	dā la		to droop / to hang down / to dangle / variant of 耷拉[da1la5]
塌	tā	v.	to collapse / to droop / to settle down	syn
耷	dā		(literary) big ears / (bound form) to droop
发蔫發蔫	fā niān		to wilt / to droop / to appear listless
耷着耷著	dā zhe		to droop / to hang down / to dangle

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
低	dī	adj., v.	low / beneath / to lower (one's head) / to let droop / to hang down / to incline	syn
垂	chuí	v.	to hang (down) / droop / dangle / bend down / hand down / bequeath / nearly / almost / to approach	syn
埀	chuí		to hang (down) / droop / dangle / bend down / hand down / bequeath / nearly / almost / to approach / old variant of 垂[chui2]
伏首帖耳	fú shǒu tiē ěr		(idiom) To lower one's head and droop one's ears, displaying abject submission and extreme obedience.
鼓馁旗靡	gǔ něi qí mí		(idiom) The drums lack strength and the flags droop. It describes an army with low morale.

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