cuì
啐
spit forcefully; interjection of contempt
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Meanings
2 senses · 5 examplesverb
to spit out forcefully; to expectorate
Used when forcefully expelling saliva, blood, or phlegm from the mouth.
Tā他
cuì啐
le了
yī一
kǒu口
tuò唾
mo沫
。
He spat out a mouthful of saliva.
Nà那
rén人
fèn愤
nù怒
de地
cháo朝
dì地
shang上
cuì啐
le了
yī一
kǒu口
。
That person angrily spat on the ground.
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Tā他
qì气
de得
cuì啐
le了
yī一
kǒu口
xiě血
。
He was so angry that he spat out a mouthful of blood.
interjection
pah; bah; tut; expresses contempt, scolding, or insult
archaicMostly seen in early vernacular Chinese (e.g., Ming and Qing dynasty novels). Used to show strong disdain or reproach.
Cuì啐
!
Xiū休
yào要
hú胡
shuō说
。
Bah! Don't talk nonsense.
Cuì啐
!
Shéi谁
xìn信
nǐ你
de的
guǐ鬼
huà话
。
Pah! Who believes your nonsense?