给我俯首称臣 Bow down to me Implies a playful or jokingly arrogant attitude

Relation Nicknames

低头哈腰 [dī tóu hā yāo]
Bow ones head and bend down ; this phrase depicts an overly humble and obedient demeanor This might ...
对你俯首相迎 [duì nĭ fŭ shŏu xiāng yíng]
Translated to Bow down and welcome you it indicates the person is willing to show respect or submission ...
给爷磕头 [jĭ yé kē tóu]
Bow before me literally knock your head in a traditional bow – this reflects a humorous or sarcastic ...
让我低下头你先跪 [ràng wŏ dī xià tóu nĭ xiān guì]
‘ Let me bow my head down first and then you get on your knees ’ can convey dominance and a certain level ...
膜拜我 [mó bài wŏ]
Translates to Bow down to me or Worship me expressing a playful or confident persona wanting admiration ...
俯首称臣叫大爷 [fŭ shŏu chēng chén jiào dà yé]
Loosely translated as Bowing my head and addressing someone as sir which refers to an action of yielding ...
让我低头你可以跪下 [ràng wŏ dī tóu nĭ kĕ yĭ guì xià]
Let Me Bow My Head So You Can Kneel Down The phrase carries a confrontational tone with undertones ...
额首低眉 [é shŏu dī méi]
Translated as Bow Ones Head and Lower One ’ s Eyebrows this phrase describes a submissive or bashful ...
跪下叫吾大爷 [guì xià jiào wú dà yé]
It means Kneel down and call me sir implying dominance and arrogance often used humorously to exaggerate ...