头 用英语怎么说读音

"头" (tóu) in Chinese is pronounced as "tow" in English. The word "头" comes from Old Chinese, and it has been a common word in the Chinese language for thousands of years. It can be used to refer to the head of a person or animal, as well as other things that are similar in shape or function to a head, such as the top of a mountain or the front end of a vehicle.
Here are some examples of "头" in English sentences with Chinese translations:
He hit his head on the door and got a bump. (他撞到门上头了，长了个肿块。)
She has long, flowing hair. (她有一头长长的，飘逸的头发。)
The dragon has a large head and sharp teeth. (这条龙有一个大大的头，还有尖尖的牙齿。)
I have a headache. (我头疼。)
The train is coming towards us with its headlights on. (火车头朝我们开着车灯过来了。)