stoop in Chinese
stoop in Chinese is 桥 — stoop means to bend the body forward and down.
stoop in Chinese
桥
Pronounced: qiáo
(architecture, chiefly, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, also, Canada) The staircase and landing or porch leading to the entrance of a residence.
What does "stoop" mean?
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verb To bend the body forward and down.
"He had to stoop to get through the low doorway."
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verb To lower oneself morally by doing something beneath one's standards.
"I never thought he'd stoop to lying about his own colleagues."
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noun A small staircase or platform leading up to a house entrance, especially in American row houses.
"Neighbours sat out on their stoops on warm summer evenings."
stoop in a sentence
- He had to stoop to get through the low doorway.
- She stooped to pick up the dropped keys.
- I never thought he'd stoop to lying about his own colleagues.
- Neighbours sat out on their stoops on warm summer evenings.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "stoop" in Chinese?
"stoop" in Chinese is 桥. stoop means: To bend the body forward and down.
How do you pronounce 桥?
"stoop" in Chinese is 桥, pronounced "qiáo".
How do you use "stoop" in a sentence?
Example: "He had to stoop to get through the low doorway." In Chinese, "stoop" is 桥.
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