è xīn
gross
The Chinese word '恶心' is used to describe something revolting, nasty or disgusting and is the direct translation of the English word 'gross'. It is a very common and informal term used in everyday conversations among the Chinese. Often, it is used to express personal feelings towards something unpleasant.
wǒ gǎnjué fēicháng ěxīn.
I feel very nauseous.
This phrase is used when one feels like throwing up or sick to the stomach.
nǐ de xíngwéi zhēn ěxīn.
Your behavior is really disgusting.
This phrase is used to strongly criticize someone’s unacceptable behavior.
ěxīn de rén zǒng zài chuánbō ěxīn de shì.
Disgusting people always spread disgusting things.
This phrase is often used to describe people who always talk about unpleasant matters.
ěxīn de rén shì xiǎnrán juéfēi nǐ suǒ yuàn.
The disgusting things are clearly not what you wished for.
This phrase is used to sympathize with someone who is forced to endure unpleasant things.
jiàn dào tā, wǒ jiù ěxīn.
I feel sick when I see him.
This phrase is used when the sight of someone is unpleasant or causes discomfort.
ěxīn de shíwù ràng wǒ ǒutù.
The disgusting food made me vomit.
This phrase is used when one cannot tolerate bad or spoiled food.
ěxīn de huàyǔ shǐ rén fǎngàn.
Disgusting words make people disgusted.
This phrase is used when someone's speech or conversation is offensive and repulsive.
ěxīn de jíbìng ràng rén shēnghuó wúfǎ rúcháng.
Disgusting diseases make people's life abnormal.
This sentence is used to describe a disease that is very disgusting and affects an individual's normal life.
ěxīn de shìqíng wǒ bù yuànyì qù xiǎng.
I don't want to think about disgusting things.
This phrase is used when someone refuses to think or recall unpleasant situations or instances.
ěxīn qíngkuàng xià wǒ wúfǎ gōngzuò.
Under disgusting conditions, I cannot work.
This phrase is used to express that one cannot work effectively under undesirable, unpleasant or disgusting conditions or scenarios.