流淌 | liú tǎng | to flow | |
淌泪 | tǎng lèi | to shed a tear | |
淌下 | tǎng xià | to let drip; to trickle down; to shed (tears) | |
淌口水 | tǎng kǒu shuǐ | to let saliva dribble from the mouth; to slobber | |
淌眼泪 | tǎng yǎn lèi | to shed tears |
1 | His nose was bleeding and, at that moment, I felt sorry for him. | |
2 | He splashed in the heavy rain. | |
3 | Bruises are starting to well up all over my torso and the hot water feels good. I leave the shower running and walk dripping to the fridge, grab a cold beer and take it back to the shower. | |
4 | Thinking of the girl' s innocent smiling face, his heart was dripping blood. When the old couple left the tomb, they saw the boy standing not far away and opening the car door for them. | |
5 | He stood silently, tears rolling down his cheeks, while the music played. |