vile in Chinese
vile in Chinese is 卑鄙 — vile means morally disgusting or contemptible.
vile in Chinese
卑鄙
Pronounced: bēi bǐ
That which is vile; vileness.
What does "vile" mean?
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adj Morally disgusting or contemptible.
"It was a vile thing to say about a grieving family."
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adj Extremely unpleasant to the senses; disgusting.
"The medicine had a vile, bitter taste."
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vile in a sentence
- It was a vile thing to say about a grieving family.
- History remembers him for his vile treatment of prisoners.
- The medicine had a vile, bitter taste.
- A vile smell drifted from the bin that had been left out all summer.
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What is "vile" in Chinese?
"vile" in Chinese is 卑鄙. vile means: Morally disgusting or contemptible.
How do you pronounce 卑鄙?
"vile" in Chinese is 卑鄙, pronounced "bēi bǐ".
How do you use "vile" in a sentence?
Example: "It was a vile thing to say about a grieving family." In Chinese, "vile" is 卑鄙.
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