idiom > Bow (hang) one's head Danao
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Bow Da Brain
  Explanation: Way to describe fear or lackadaisical
  Usage: Joint type; as predicate, adverbial; containing derogatory
  Source: Yuan Jing, "crouching tiger in mind," the seventh back: "His office has become cool, and who came to do, all bow Da Brain, tiptoes."
dī tóu dā nǎo
  Dejected look
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No. 3
  Xiao Bai! How it? Old then bow Da Brain! - Furutachi high "first love"
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Describe fear or no listless appearance
  Describe fear or no listless look. Yuan Jing, "tigers in mind," the seventh back: "His office has become cool, and who came to do, all bow Da Brain, crept." Is also a "bow ride brain." Liang Bin, "Red Flag" one: "Old Aunt Xiang punctual with light to do dinner, see Zhu Lao Gong came in brain 坐在台阶上 bow ride."
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English Expression
  1. :  Bow (hang) one's head Danao
Thesaurus
Bow (hang) one's head Take the brain
Containing Phrases
crestfallen