uneasy in Chinese
uneasy in Chinese is 难 — uneasy means feeling worried, nervous, or not at ease.
uneasy in Chinese
难
Pronounced: nán
(rare) Not easy; difficult.
What does "uneasy" mean?
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adj Feeling worried, nervous, or not at ease.
"He felt uneasy walking alone through the empty car park."
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adj Awkward or strained, especially in social situations.
"The two rivals shared an uneasy truce."
uneasy in a sentence
- He felt uneasy walking alone through the empty car park.
- There was an uneasy silence after her comment.
- The two rivals shared an uneasy truce.
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What is "uneasy" in Chinese?
"uneasy" in Chinese is 难. uneasy means: Feeling worried, nervous, or not at ease.
How do you pronounce 难?
"uneasy" in Chinese is 难, pronounced "nán".
How do you use "uneasy" in a sentence?
Example: "He felt uneasy walking alone through the empty car park." In Chinese, "uneasy" is 难.
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