peaky in Chinese
peaky in Chinese is 憔悴 — peaky means looking pale, tired, or slightly unwell.
peaky in Chinese
憔悴
Pronounced: qiáo cuì
Sickly; peaked.
What does "peaky" mean?
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adj Looking pale, tired, or slightly unwell.
"She'd been looking peaky ever since she caught that cold."
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peaky in a sentence
- She'd been looking peaky ever since she caught that cold.
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What is "peaky" in Chinese?
"peaky" in Chinese is 憔悴. peaky means: Looking pale, tired, or slightly unwell.
How do you pronounce 憔悴?
"peaky" in Chinese is 憔悴, pronounced "qiáo cuì".
How do you use "peaky" in a sentence?
Example: "She'd been looking peaky ever since she caught that cold." In Chinese, "peaky" is 憔悴.
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