Squeamish Meaning in English
word
ˈskwimɪʃ
SKWEE-mish
skwˈiːmɪʃ
sk-WEE-mish
परिभाषा
Feeling easily sick, disgusted, or uncomfortable, especially when seeing blood, injuries, or something unpleasant.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Fairly formal or neutral—often used about people who can't tolerate unpleasant sights like blood or bad smells. Commonly appears as 'feel squeamish' or 'get squeamish about'. Not used for general fear or shyness.
Spanish: aprensivo - delicado (con sangre, heridas, etc.)Portuguese (BR): sensível (a sangue, nojo) - enjoadoPortuguese (PT): sensível (a sangue, nojo) - enjoadoChinese (Simplified): 易感到恶心的 - 神经过敏的Chinese (Traditional): 易感到噁心的 - 神經過敏的Hindi: संवेदनशील (गंदगी या खून देखकर) - जल्दी घिन्न आने वालाArabic: ذو معدة حساسة - ضعيف القلب (أمام الدم أو الأمور المقززة)Bengali: আবেগপ্রবণ - সংবেদনশীল (অস্বস্তিকর দৃশ্যের প্রতি)Russian: брезгливыйJapanese: 気弱な - 吐き気を催しやすいVietnamese: nhạy cảm (với máu/mùi khó chịu) - dễ buồn nônKorean: 비위가 약한 - 쉽게 메스꺼워하는Turkish: midesi hassas - tiksinenUrdu: جلدی اُبکائی - حساس (ناگوار مناظر یا خون دیکھ کر)Indonesian: mudah mual - jijik (melihat hal yang menjijikkan)
उदाहरण वाक्य
She felt squeamish when she saw the blood.
basic
I'm too squeamish to watch scary movies.
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Doctors can’t be squeamish about injuries.
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He gets squeamish at the sight of raw meat in the kitchen.
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If you're squeamish, you might want to skip this part of the movie.
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I’m not squeamish about cleaning up after my pets—someone has to do it!
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