Dictionary › 趴
趴
pā
趴 (pā) means "to lie on one's stomach; to lean forward, resting one's upper body (on a desktop etc); (Tw) percent". It is an HSK 3.0 level 7-9 word, and was HSK 6 in the old six-level list.
What 趴 means
- to lie on one's stomach
- to lean forward, resting one's upper body (on a desktop etc)
- Taiwanpercent (from Japanese "pā", short for "pāsento")
Example sentences
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趴下!Pā xià!Get down!
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趴着!Stay down!
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趴在地上!Pā zài dìshàng!Get down on the floor!
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我趴着睡觉。I sleep on my stomach.
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汤姆趴在方向盘上睡着了。Tāngmǔ pā zài fāngxiàngpán shàng shuìzháo le.Tom fell asleep at the wheel.
Words starting with 趴
- 趴伏pā fúto crouch; to lie prone
- 趴窝pā wō(colloquial) (of a hen) to sit in the nest to lay or hatch eggs…
- 趴踢pā ti(loanword) party
- 趴体pā tǐ(loanword) party
- 趴趴走pā pā zǒu(Taiwan) to wander about; to roam around freely…
Words containing 趴
- 淫趴yín pā(slang) sex party
- 累趴lèi pātired to the point of dropping
- 轰趴hōng pā(loanword) party (social gathering); (Taiwan) party…
- 马趴mǎ pāface-plant
- 轰趴馆hōng pā guǎnparty venue (available for hire)
Characters that look like 趴
Easy to confuse on sight. Compare them side by side once and the pair stops costing you.
- 积jīto amass; to accumulate; to store up; (math) product (the result of multiplication)…
- 缸gāngjar; vat; classifier for loads of laundry
- 耙bàa hoe; to harrow
Sounds the same
Read pā, tone for tone, but written differently.
Where 趴 is taught
In the GraphChinese course it is part of HSK 6 Vocabulary · pā–pán (HSK 6), each one a topic in the dependency graph of HSK 1–6 that opens only once its prerequisites are solid.
Go deeper
- Every HSK 6 word, with the rest of its level.
- How characters are built from components.
- How to learn Chinese characters.
- The four tones and the neutral tone, to read pā correctly.
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