awe in Chinese
awe in Chinese is 敬畏 — awe means a powerful feeling of respect mixed with wonder or fear.
awe in Chinese
敬畏
Pronounced: jìng wèi
A feeling of fear and reverence.
What does "awe" mean?
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noun A powerful feeling of respect mixed with wonder or fear.
"The children stared in awe at the size of the whale."
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verb To fill someone with awe.
"The performance awed the entire audience."
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awe in a sentence
- The children stared in awe at the size of the whale.
- She was in awe of the mountain's scale.
- The performance awed the entire audience.
- The magician's final trick awed even the most sceptical members of the crowd.
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What is "awe" in Chinese?
"awe" in Chinese is 敬畏. awe means: A powerful feeling of respect mixed with wonder or fear.
How do you pronounce 敬畏?
"awe" in Chinese is 敬畏, pronounced "jìng wèi".
How do you use "awe" in a sentence?
Example: "The children stared in awe at the size of the whale." In Chinese, "awe" is 敬畏.
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