Yecch Meaning in English
word
jɛk
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jɛk
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Definition
An exclamation used to express disgust, dislike, or a feeling that something is gross or unpleasant.
Usage & Nuances
Very informal, mainly spoken, and often used by children or in playful contexts. Similar to 'yuck' or 'ew'. Not appropriate for formal situations.
Spanish: ¡puaj! - ¡guácala!Portuguese (BR): eca! - credo!Portuguese (PT): eca! - credo!Chinese (Simplified): 呸！ - 唉呀！Chinese (Traditional): 呸！ - 唉呀！Hindi: ऊँह! - छी!Arabic: يوه! - ييخ!Bengali: ইয়াক - ইঃ - ধ্যাতRussian: фу - фиJapanese: うえっ - やだ - きもいVietnamese: ẹc - ghê - kinh quáKorean: 윽 - 으악 - 아윽Turkish: ıyy - üh - iğrençUrdu: ہائے - اوف - یاکIndonesian: ih - jijik - ewh
Example Sentences
Yecch, that milk smells bad!
basic
He touched a slug and said, "Yecch!"
basic
Yecch! There’s a bug in my soup!
basic
Ugh, yecch, who left dirty socks on the table?
natural
The kids opened the trash can and all yelled, "Yecch!"
natural
That movie had a gross scene—yecch!
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