vampire in Chinese
vampire in Chinese is 吸血鬼 — vampire means a legendary undead creature said to survive by drinking the blood of the living.
vampire in Chinese
吸血鬼
Pronounced: xī xuè guǐ
A mythological creature (usually humanoid and undead) said to feed on the blood or life energy of the living. [from 1732]
What does "vampire" mean?
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noun A legendary undead creature said to survive by drinking the blood of the living.
"In the old story, a vampire cannot enter a house unless he is invited."
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noun A person who drains someone else's time, energy, or resources.
"You have to be careful what you tell her, because she's such a vampire for drama."
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vampire in a sentence
- In the old story, a vampire cannot enter a house unless he is invited.
- The children dressed up as a vampire and a ghost for the party.
- You have to be careful what you tell her, because she's such a vampire for drama.
- Don't let that group chat become a vampire that eats up your evenings.
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What is "vampire" in Chinese?
"vampire" in Chinese is 吸血鬼. vampire means: A legendary undead creature said to survive by drinking the blood of the living.
How do you pronounce 吸血鬼?
"vampire" in Chinese is 吸血鬼, pronounced "xī xuè guǐ".
How do you use "vampire" in a sentence?
Example: "In the old story, a vampire cannot enter a house unless he is invited." In Chinese, "vampire" is 吸血鬼.
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