eerie in Chinese
eerie in Chinese is 古怪, 羞怯 — eerie means strange and unsettling in a way that suggests something mysterious or supernatural.
eerie in Chinese
古怪
Pronounced: gǔ guài
Inspiring fear, especially in a mysterious or shadowy way; strange, weird.
羞怯
Pronounced: xiū qiè
(Scotland) Frightened, timid.
What does "eerie" mean?
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adj Strange and unsettling in a way that suggests something mysterious or supernatural.
"An eerie silence hung over the abandoned house."
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eerie in a sentence
- An eerie silence hung over the abandoned house.
- The fog gave the forest an eerie, otherworldly feel.
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What is "eerie" in Chinese?
"eerie" in Chinese is 古怪, 羞怯. eerie means: Strange and unsettling in a way that suggests something mysterious or supernatural.
How do you pronounce 古怪?
"eerie" in Chinese is 古怪, pronounced "gǔ guài".
How do you use "eerie" in a sentence?
Example: "An eerie silence hung over the abandoned house." In Chinese, "eerie" is 古怪, 羞怯.
Are there other ways to say "eerie" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "eerie": 古怪, 羞怯.
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