Chee Meaning in English
word
ˈtʃi
CHEE
tʃi
chee
Definición
'Chee' is not a standard English word; it may be used as an informal exclamation, invented expression, or a name. Sometimes, it can mean 'ew' or 'yuck' to express disgust.
Uso & Matices
Rare and mainly used in informal speech or as a made-up exclamation to show disgust (like 'ew'). Not widely recognized; context is key to meaning. Sometimes appears as a name or playful word.
Spanish: cheePortuguese (BR): cheePortuguese (PT): cheeChinese (Simplified): cheeChinese (Traditional): cheeHindi: चीArabic: تشيBengali: ইঁ - ছিঃRussian: фуJapanese: うえっ - げっVietnamese: eo - ghêKorean: 윽 - 어휴Turkish: ıyy - tüh - iğrençUrdu: ہائے - چھِیIndonesian: ih - jijik
Oraciones de Ejemplo
Chee! That smells terrible.
basic
Don’t eat that, chee!
basic
The kids laughed and said, 'chee!'
basic
When I saw the bug in my soup, all I could say was 'chee.'
natural
Sometimes my little brother just shouts 'chee' when he sees vegetables.
natural
I've never heard anyone say 'chee' before—what does it mean?
natural