peaked in Chinese
peaked in Chinese is 憔悴 — peaked means having a pointed top or a raised point.
peaked in Chinese
憔悴
Pronounced: qiáo cuì
Sickly-looking, peaky.
What does "peaked" mean?
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adj Having a pointed top or a raised point.
"The cabin had a steeply peaked roof to shed snow."
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adj Looking pale, tired, or unwell.
"You look a bit peaked — are you coming down with something?"
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peaked in a sentence
- The cabin had a steeply peaked roof to shed snow.
- You look a bit peaked — are you coming down with something?
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What is "peaked" in Chinese?
"peaked" in Chinese is 憔悴. peaked means: Having a pointed top or a raised point.
How do you pronounce 憔悴?
"peaked" in Chinese is 憔悴, pronounced "qiáo cuì".
How do you use "peaked" in a sentence?
Example: "The cabin had a steeply peaked roof to shed snow." In Chinese, "peaked" is 憔悴.
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