叩头
kòu tóu
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to kowtow (traditional greeting, esp. to a superior, involving kneeling and pressing one's forehead to the ground);
also written 磕頭|磕头[ke1 tou2]
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叩首
kòu shǒu
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to kowtow;
also written 磕頭|磕头[ke1 tou2]
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叩门
kòu mén
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to knock on a door
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三跪九叩
sān guì jiǔ kòu
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to kneel three times and kowtow nine times (formal etiquette on meeting the emperor)
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叩应
kòu yìng
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call-in (loanword)
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叩應
kòu yìng
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call-in (loanword)
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叩拜
kòu bài
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to bow in salute;
to kowtow
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叩球
kòu qiú
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spike (volleyball)
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叩见
kòu jiàn
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to kowtow in salute
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叩見
kòu jiàn
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to kowtow in salute
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叩谒
kòu yè
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to visit (esp. one's superiors)
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叩謁
kòu yè
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to visit (esp. one's superiors)
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叩門
kòu mén
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to knock on a door
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叩关
kòu guān
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to knock at the gate (old);
to make an approach;
to invade;
to attack the goal (sports)
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叩關
kòu guān
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to knock at the gate (old);
to make an approach;
to invade;
to attack the goal (sports)
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叩頭
kòu tóu
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to kowtow (traditional greeting, esp. to a superior, involving kneeling and pressing one's forehead to the ground);
also written 磕頭|磕头[ke1 tou2]
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跪叩
guì kòu
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to kowtow
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