摇头
Traditional 搖頭
Meaning
CC-CEDICT- to shake one's head
In a conversation
0:20 cartoonThe baby and the biscuit
- Dengdeng
你看那个宝宝,一直摇头。
Look at that baby, he keeps shaking his head.
- Liangliang
他不想吃饭吗?
Doesn't he want to eat?
- Dengdeng
对,妈妈一拿勺子,他就摇头。
Right. As soon as mum picks up the spoon, he shakes his head.
- Liangliang
可是饼干一来,他马上点头!
But as soon as the biscuit comes, he nods at once!
- Dengdeng
吃饭就摇头,吃饼干就点头,他分得真清楚。
Meals get a head shake, biscuits get a nod. He knows exactly what he wants.
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In a sentence
2 examples例如,在保加利亚摇头表示同意而点头表示不同意。
For example in Bulgaria, shaking one's head means yes while nodding one's head means no.
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他们以摇头表示不同意,而其他国家的人可能以摇头表示同意。
They express disagreement by shaking their heads, which may indicate agreement in other countries.
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