架二郎腿

Mandarin · pinyin jià èr láng tuǐ

Meanings

  1. to stick one leg over the other (when sitting)
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架
jià · rack, stand, prop; prop up
二
èr · two; twice
郎
láng · gentleman, young man; husband
腿
tuǐ · legs, thighs
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4–4–2–3 · jia4 er4 lang2 tui3

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gaa3 ji6 long4 teoi2

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