叩头 | kòu tóu | to kowtow (traditional greeting, esp. to a superior, involving kneeling and pressing one's forehead to the ground); also written 磕头 | |
叩首 | kòu shǒu | to kowtow; also written 磕头 | |
叩门 | kòu mén | to knock on a door | |
叩拜 | kòu bài | to bow in salute; to kowtow | |
叩见 | kòu jiàn | to kowtow in salute |
1 | Do you know what a kokle is? | |
2 | They had an old kokle they let me borrow. | |
3 | Who is it that comes slowly to my door and gently knocks? | |
4 | Tap with your shoe on the window, and he will let us in. | |
5 | The kokle is the manic-depressive of the string family. |