Chinese word dictionary

掇臀捧屁

duō tún pěng pì · to hold up buttocks and praise a fart (idiom); to use flatter to get what one wants; to toady; boot-licking

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Simplified掇臀捧屁

Traditional掇臀捧屁

Pinyinduō tún pěng pì

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Character breakdown

Study each Hanzi separately, then return to the complete word so pronunciation, meaning, and movement stay connected.

掇duō

to pick up, to gather, to collect

臀tún

buttocks

捧pěng

to hold or offer with both hands

屁pì

to break wind, to fart; the buttocks

How to learn 掇臀捧屁

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Words with the same characters

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捧pěng

to hold or offer with both hands; to sing the praises of; classifier for what can be held in both hands

吹捧chuīpěng

to flatter; to laud sb's accomplishments; adulation

捧场pěngchǎng

to show one's support for a performer or theatrical troupe etc by attending their show; to attend an event to cheer on the participants; to patronize a restaurant or store; to sing the praises of

屁股pìgu

buttocks; bottom; butt; back part

臀tún

buttocks; hips; rump; old variant of 臀[tun2]

追捧zhuīpěng

to exhibit great enthusiasm for sb or sth; to embrace; favor; acclaim; adulation; high demand