俯视 | fǔ shì | to overlook; to look down at | |
俯瞰 | fǔ kàn | to overlook; to look down from a height | |
俯身 | fǔ shēn | to lean over; to bend over; to stoop; to bow | |
俯首 | fǔ shǒu | to bend one's head | |
俯冲 | fǔ chōng | to dive down fast; to swoop down |
1 | He bent over towards her. | |
2 | Men love from overlooking while women love from looking up. | |
3 | It was only when she was seated and he could gaze down upon her whole person that he noticed how visibly swollen her feet and ankles were. | |
4 | He knelt beside the boy and explained that he had to go back to work. | |
5 | Then her body fell forward and she began to cry. |