低头耷脑
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."- Thesaurus: Bow (hang) one's head Take the brain
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