Yuk Meaning in English

word

US

ˈjək

YUHK

UK

jˈʌk

YUK

परिभाषा

An informal exclamation used to show strong disgust or dislike, especially about something dirty, unpleasant, or gross.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

"Yuk" is very informal and used mainly in speech, especially by children or in playful contexts. It reacts to something that looks, smells, or feels disgusting. It is similar to 'yuck' and less common than 'ew'. Not used in formal writing.

• Spanish: ¡puaj! - ¡qué asco!
• Portuguese (BR): eca! - que nojo!
• Portuguese (PT): eca! - que nojo!
• Chinese (Simplified): 呸！ - 好恶心！
• Chinese (Traditional): 呸！ - 好噁心！
• Hindi: उफ! - कितना गंदा!
• Arabic: فِيي! - مقرف!
• Bengali: ইয়াক - ছিঃ
• Russian: фу
• Japanese: うわっ - ぎゃっ
• Vietnamese: Kinh quá - Eo ôi
• Korean: 윽 - 으악
• Turkish: ıyy
• Urdu: افوہ - یخ
• Indonesian: ih - jijik

उदाहरण वाक्य

Yuk, there is a bug in my soup!

basic

He picked up the garbage and said, "Yuk!"

basic

Yuk! This milk smells bad.

basic

Ugh, yuk, I just stepped in something sticky.

natural

Yuk, whose sandwich is this? It looks moldy.

natural

When she saw the dirty bathroom, she just said, "Yuk."

natural