duǒ
亸
hang down; droop
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 3 examplesverb
to hang down; to droop; to dangle
literaryA classical literary term, rarely used in modern spoken language. Often describes hair, decorations, or branches hanging loosely.
Chāi钗
héng横
bìn鬓
duǒ嚲
。
The hairpin is askew and the temples' hair hangs down.
Liǔ柳
sī丝
duǒ嚲
dì地
,
suí随
fēng风
yáo摇
yè曳
。
Willow tendrils droop to the ground, swaying in the wind.
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Tā她
bìn鬓
fà发
duǒ嚲
jiān肩
,
zī姿
tài态
yōng慵
lǎn懒
。
Her sideburns hung down over her shoulders, giving her a languid posture.