pouting in Chinese
pouting in Chinese is 祭司 — pouting means the act or expression of sticking out the lips in displeasure or sulkiness.
pouting in Chinese
祭司
Pronounced: jì sī
A fish in the cod family (Gadidae), Trisopterus luscus.
What does "pouting" mean?
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noun The act or expression of sticking out the lips in displeasure or sulkiness.
"Her pouting only made her mother laugh."
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pouting in a sentence
- Her pouting only made her mother laugh.
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What is "pouting" in Chinese?
"pouting" in Chinese is 祭司. pouting means: The act or expression of sticking out the lips in displeasure or sulkiness.
How do you pronounce 祭司?
"pouting" in Chinese is 祭司, pronounced "jì sī".
How do you use "pouting" in a sentence?
Example: "Her pouting only made her mother laugh." In Chinese, "pouting" is 祭司.
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