shake one's head and sigh(yáo tóu tàn xī)

shake one's head and sigh

Shaking one's head and sighing, pronounced y á ot ó ut à nx à, is a Chinese idiom used to describe the expression of emotion or sadness. From the ordinary world.

explain

[idiom]: shake your head and sigh

[Pinyin]: y á ot ó ut à nx à

Simple spelling: yttx

Explanation: it describes the expression of emotion or sadness.

allusion

[source]: Chapter 24, Volume 3 of Lu Yao's ordinary world: "they just keep shaking their heads and sighing:" socialism is out of order. "

[example]: looking at the increasingly polluted area of river water, we can't help but ~.

Discrimination of words

Grammar: used as predicate, attributive and adverbial

[German]: den kopfsch ü ttelndst ǒ hnen

Chinese PinYin : yáo tóu tàn xī