Hic Meaning in English
word
hɪk
hik
hˈɪk
HIK
释义
The word "hic" is an onomatopoeic expression representing the sound made when someone has the hiccups.
用法与细微差别
Used almost exclusively in written form to mimic the sound of a hiccup, often in comics or humorous writing. Not used in spoken English except when acting out the sound. It always refers to the sound of a hiccup.
Spanish: hip (onomatopeya)Portuguese (BR): hic (onomatopeia) - soluço (som)Portuguese (PT): hic (onomatopeia) - soluço (som)Chinese (Simplified): 嗝（拟声词）Chinese (Traditional): 嗝（擬聲詞）Hindi: हिक (अनुस्वार ध्वनि)Arabic: هيك (صوت الحازوقة)Bengali: হিকRussian: икJapanese: ヒックVietnamese: ựcKorean: 딸꾹Turkish: hıkUrdu: ہکIndonesian: hik
例句
He got the hiccups and made a loud hic sound.
basic
Every time she drank water, she said, "Hic!"
basic
The comic book character shouted, "Hic!" after every hiccup.
basic
"Hic—Sorry, I can't stop these hiccups!" she laughed.
natural
You could hear a soft hic from the baby in the next room.
natural
In the cartoon, the cat goes, "Hic!" after eating too fast.
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