heady in Chinese
heady in Chinese is 急 — heady means strongly affecting the senses or mind, as with a powerful drink or an exciting situation.
heady in Chinese
急
Pronounced: jí
Rash or impetuous.
What does "heady" mean?
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adj Strongly affecting the senses or mind, as with a powerful drink or an exciting situation.
"The heady scent of jasmine filled the garden at dusk."
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adj Rash or impetuous.
"His heady decisions in youth cost him dearly later."
heady in a sentence
- The heady scent of jasmine filled the garden at dusk.
- It was a heady time for the young company, with growth every month.
- His heady decisions in youth cost him dearly later.
Common Chinese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "heady" in Chinese?
"heady" in Chinese is 急. heady means: Strongly affecting the senses or mind, as with a powerful drink or an exciting situation.
How do you pronounce 急?
"heady" in Chinese is 急, pronounced "jí".
How do you use "heady" in a sentence?
Example: "The heady scent of jasmine filled the garden at dusk." In Chinese, "heady" is 急.
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