cringe in Chinese
cringe in Chinese is 困扰 — cringe means to flinch or shrink back in embarrassment, disgust, or fear.
cringe in Chinese
困扰
Pronounced: kùn rǎo
(intransitive, figuratively) To experience an inward feeling of disgust, embarrassment, or fear; (by extension) to feel very embarrassed.
What does "cringe" mean?
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verb To flinch or shrink back in embarrassment, disgust, or fear.
"I cringed when I saw the old photos of myself from school."
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noun Something embarrassing to watch or witness, especially online.
"The whole video was pure cringe."
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adj Embarrassingly awkward or uncool (informal).
"That dance move was so cringe."
cringe in a sentence
- I cringed when I saw the old photos of myself from school.
- He cringed at the sound of nails on a chalkboard.
- The whole video was pure cringe.
- That dance move was so cringe.
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What is "cringe" in Chinese?
"cringe" in Chinese is 困扰. cringe means: To flinch or shrink back in embarrassment, disgust, or fear.
How do you pronounce 困扰?
"cringe" in Chinese is 困扰, pronounced "kùn rǎo".
How do you use "cringe" in a sentence?
Example: "I cringed when I saw the old photos of myself from school." In Chinese, "cringe" is 困扰.
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