queasy in Chinese
queasy in Chinese is 不好 — queasy means feeling sick to one's stomach, as if about to vomit.
queasy in Chinese
不好
Pronounced: bù hǎo
Experiencing or causing nausea or uneasiness, often characterized by an unsettled stomach.
What does "queasy" mean?
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adj Feeling sick to one's stomach, as if about to vomit.
"The rough ferry crossing left her feeling queasy."
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adj Uneasy or uncomfortable about something, especially morally.
"Investors grew queasy about the company's finances."
queasy in a sentence
- The rough ferry crossing left her feeling queasy.
- He felt queasy after the greasy meal.
- Investors grew queasy about the company's finances.
- I'm queasy about signing a contract I haven't read.
Common Chinese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "queasy" in Chinese?
"queasy" in Chinese is 不好. queasy means: Feeling sick to one's stomach, as if about to vomit.
How do you pronounce 不好?
"queasy" in Chinese is 不好, pronounced "bù hǎo".
How do you use "queasy" in a sentence?
Example: "The rough ferry crossing left her feeling queasy." In Chinese, "queasy" is 不好.
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