搞头
gǎo tou
Pinyin

Definition

搞头
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gǎo tou
  1. (coll.) likelihood of being worthwhile
  2. cf. 有搞頭|有搞头[yǒu gǎo tou] and 沒搞頭|没搞头[méi gǎo tou]

Character Decomposition

Related Words (20)

搞
gǎo
  1. 1 to do
  2. 2 to make
  3. 3 to go in for
  4. 4 to set up
  5. 5 to get hold of
  6. 6 to take care of
搞定
gǎo dìng
  1. 1 to fix
  2. 2 to settle
  3. 3 to wangle
搞笑
gǎo xiào
  1. 1 to get people to laugh
  2. 2 funny
  3. 3 hilarious
乱搞
luàn gǎo
  1. 1 to make a mess
  2. 2 to mess with
  3. 3 to be wild
  4. 4 to sleep around
  5. 5 to jump into bed
恶搞
è gǎo
  1. 1 spoof (web-based genre in PRC, acquiring cult status from 2005, involving humorous, satirical or fantastical videos, photo collections, texts, poems etc)
搞不好
gǎo bu hǎo
  1. 1 (coll.) maybe
  2. 2 perhaps
搞乱
gǎo luàn
  1. 1 to mess up
  2. 2 to mismanage
  3. 3 to bungle
  4. 4 to confuse
  5. 5 to muddle
搞基
gǎo jī
  1. 1 (slang) to engage in male homosexual practices
搞好
gǎo hǎo
  1. 1 to do well at
  2. 2 to do a good job
搞怪
gǎo guài
  1. 1 to do sth wacky
  2. 2 wacky
  3. 3 wacky behavior
搞活
gǎo huó
  1. 1 to enliven
  2. 2 to invigorate
  3. 3 to revitalize
搞混
gǎo hùn
  1. 1 to confuse
  2. 2 to muddle
  3. 3 to mix up
搞砸
gǎo zá
  1. 1 to mess (sth) up
  2. 2 to foul up
  3. 3 to spoil
搞笑片
gǎo xiào piàn
  1. 1 comedy film
  2. 2 comedy
  3. 3 CL:部[bù]
搞通
gǎo tōng
  1. 1 to make sense of sth
搞错
gǎo cuò
  1. 1 mistake
  2. 2 to make a mistake
  3. 3 to blunder
  4. 4 mistaken
搞头
gǎo tou
  1. 1 (coll.) likelihood of being worthwhile
  2. 2 cf. 有搞頭|有搞头[yǒu gǎo tou] and 沒搞頭|没搞头[méi gǎo tou]
搞鬼
gǎo guǐ
  1. 1 to make mischief
  2. 2 to play tricks
瞎搞
xiā gǎo
  1. 1 to fool around
  2. 2 to mess with
  3. 3 to do sth without a plan
胡搞
hú gǎo
  1. 1 to mess around
  2. 2 to mess with something
  3. 3 to have an affair

Idioms (0)

Sample Sentences

哎呀，潜规则那玩意儿都是八百年前的事儿了？没什么搞头。我告诉你，我们杂志社的第二春要来了。
āiyā ，qiánguīzé nà wányìr5 dōu shì bābǎi nián qián de shìr5 le ？méi shénme gǎotou 。wǒ gàosu nǐ ，wǒmen zázhìshè de dì èr chūn yào lái le 。
Agh, those unwritten rules are eight hundred years old. There's nothing worth talking about there. I'm telling you, this is our magazine's big comeback.
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