磕头 kētóu to kowtow Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 磕头 磕頭 kē//tóu to kowtow to kneel and touch one's forehead to the ground as a sign of deep respect, traditionally used for elders or superiors to beg to beg or entreat someone humbly and persistently for help to apprentice to formally acknowledge someone as one's master or teacher in a traditional apprenticeship to fall asleep to fall asleep quickly as soon as one reaches the bed Frequency Movie subtitles 0.180 per million appears in 0% of films Written text 1.92 per million Cross-References Referenced by 磕 kēSame as 叩头 kòutóu叩首 kòushǒu Sources Frequency data SUBTLEX-CHBCC Corpus (BLCU)
磕头 磕頭 kē//tóu to kowtow to kneel and touch one's forehead to the ground as a sign of deep respect, traditionally used for elders or superiors to beg to beg or entreat someone humbly and persistently for help to apprentice to formally acknowledge someone as one's master or teacher in a traditional apprenticeship to fall asleep to fall asleep quickly as soon as one reaches the bed Frequency Movie subtitles 0.180 per million appears in 0% of films Written text 1.92 per million Cross-References Referenced by 磕 kēSame as 叩头 kòutóu叩首 kòushǒu Sources Frequency data SUBTLEX-CHBCC Corpus (BLCU)
