How do you pronounce 昂首挺胸?

昂首挺胸 is pronounced "áng shǒu tǐng xiōng" in Mandarin Chinese. It is made up of 4 syllables.

What HSK level is 昂首挺胸?

昂首挺胸 is not part of the HSK vocabulary lists. It may be a specialized or advanced word.

What characters make up 昂首挺胸?

昂首挺胸 is made up of the characters 昂, 首, 挺, 胸. Each character has its own meaning and can appear in other words.

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昂首挺胸 (áng shǒu tǐng xiōng), head high, chest out (idiom); to keep up one's spirits

Q: What does 昂首挺胸 mean in Chinese?

昂首挺胸 (áng shǒu tǐng xiōng) means "head high, chest out (idiom); to keep up one's spirits; in fine mettle (of animal)" in Chinese.

昂首挺胸

áng shǒu tǐng xiōng

head high, chest out (idiom); to keep up one's spirits; in fine mettle (of animal)

idiom

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昂首挺胸

Definitions

(idiom) head high, chest out (idiom); to keep up one's spirits
in fine mettle (of animal)

Example Sentences

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Related Words

公(gōng)· public

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丈二和尚，摸不着头脑(zhàng èr hé shang , mō bu zháo tóu nǎo)· lit. like a three-meter high monk, you can't rub his head (idiom)

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剃发留辫(tì fà liú biàn)· to shave the head but keep the queue

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乘兴(chéng xìng)· while in high spirits

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HSK & Exam Info

This word is not part of the HSK vocabulary lists.

Frequently Asked Questions

Reviewed by RJ Murray, Founder, HSK Lord.

昂首挺胸

áng shǒu tǐng xiōng

head high, chest out (idiom); to keep up one's spirits; in fine mettle (of animal)

idiom

Characters in This Word

昂首挺胸

Definitions

(idiom) head high, chest out (idiom); to keep up one's spirits
in fine mettle (of animal)

Example Sentences

Example sentences coming soon.

Related Words

公(gōng)· public

→

丈二和尚，摸不着头脑(zhàng èr hé shang , mō bu zháo tóu nǎo)· lit. like a three-meter high monk, you can't rub his head (idiom)

→

剃发留辫(tì fà liú biàn)· to shave the head but keep the queue

→

乘兴(chéng xìng)· while in high spirits

→

HSK & Exam Info

This word is not part of the HSK vocabulary lists.

Frequently Asked Questions

Reviewed by RJ Murray, Founder, HSK Lord.