Correct
摔跟头
/ shuāi gēn tou /
Strokes
Collocation
1
摔过跟头
2
摔了跟头
3
老摔跟头
4
摔个大跟头
Definition
摔跟头
Literally means:
trip and fall
Actually means:
make a blunder
It figuratively means suffering a setback or making a blunder.
比喻遭受挫折或犯错误。
Example
Used as predicate or object, and it can have other words in between. (作谓语、宾语,中间可插入别的词语)
1
Zhège
这个
xīn
新
lái
来
de
的
dàxuéshēng
大学生
tài
太
jiāoào
骄傲
,
zuòshì
做事
jīngcháng
经常
zìzuōzhǔzhāng
自作主张
,
dàjiā
大家
dōu
都
shuō
说
dānxīn
担心
tā
他
chū
出
dà
大
wèntí
问题
,
shuāi
摔
gè
个
dà
大
gēntou
跟头
。
The new college student is too proud to do things often self-advocacy, we all said that worried about his big problem, fell a big heel.
2
Lǎobǎn
老板
duì
对
tā
他
shuō
说
:
wànshìkāitóunán
万事开头难
,
gāng
刚
kāishǐ
开始
de
的
shíhou
时候
,
nánmiǎn
难免
shuāi
摔
gēntou
跟头
,
dànshì
但是
bùguǎn
不管
shuāi
摔
duōshǎo
多少
gēntou
跟头
,
dōu
都
yào
要
jiānchí
坚持
xiàqù
下去
。
The boss said to him: "Everything is difficult at the beginning, at the beginning, it is inevitable to fall, but no matter how many heels, we must stick to it."
3
Tā
他
zuò
做
shìqíng
事情
hěn
很
wěnzhòng
稳重
,
zǒngshì
总是
kǎolǜ
考虑
de
得
hěn
很
zhōuquán
周全
,
cónglái
从来
méi
没
chū
出
guò
过
máobìng
毛病
,
méi
没
shuāi
摔
guò
过
gēntou
跟头
。
He's doing things very steadily, he's always well thought out, he's never had a problem, he's never fallen off his head.