yip in Chinese
yip in Chinese is 吠 — yip means a short, high-pitched bark or yelp, especially from a small dog.
yip in Chinese
吠
Pronounced: fèi
to bark with a sharp, high-pitched voice
What does "yip" mean?
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noun A short, high-pitched bark or yelp, especially from a small dog.
"The puppy let out a yip when it got startled by the doorbell."
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verb To make a short, sharp, high-pitched bark.
"The terrier yipped excitedly at the mail carrier."
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yip in a sentence
- The puppy let out a yip when it got startled by the doorbell.
- A chorus of yips came from the kennel as the truck pulled up.
- The terrier yipped excitedly at the mail carrier.
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What is "yip" in Chinese?
"yip" in Chinese is 吠. yip means: A short, high-pitched bark or yelp, especially from a small dog.
How do you pronounce 吠?
"yip" in Chinese is 吠, pronounced "fèi".
How do you use "yip" in a sentence?
Example: "The puppy let out a yip when it got startled by the doorbell." In Chinese, "yip" is 吠.
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