戴高帽子 dàigāomàozi to flatter Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 戴高帽子 dài//gāomàozi to flatter To praise someone excessively or place them on a pedestal; literally to put a tall hat on someone. Also written as 戴高帽 dàigāomào or 戴高帽儿 dàigāomàor. to wear a dunce cap To wear a tall paper hat as a public mark of shame or humiliation. Frequency Written text 0.058 per million Cross-References Variant of 戴高帽 dàigāomàoErhua variant of 戴高帽儿 dàigāomàor Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)
戴高帽子 dài//gāomàozi to flatter To praise someone excessively or place them on a pedestal; literally to put a tall hat on someone. Also written as 戴高帽 dàigāomào or 戴高帽儿 dàigāomàor. to wear a dunce cap To wear a tall paper hat as a public mark of shame or humiliation. Frequency Written text 0.058 per million Cross-References Variant of 戴高帽 dàigāomàoErhua variant of 戴高帽儿 dàigāomàor Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)
