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Open the tool →啾啾唧唧 (jiū jiū jī jī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “onomatopoeic, describing the delicate, continuous chirping or peeping sounds made by small birds or insects; can also refer to soft, continuous murmuring or whispering”.
啾啾唧唧 is pronounced jiū jiū jī jī in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 啾啾唧唧 means “chirp-chirp, peep-peep”. It is used to mean “onomatopoeic, describing the delicate, continuous chirping or peeping sounds made by small birds or insects; can also refer to soft, continuous murmuring or whispering”.
象声词。小细声。形容虫、鸟等细碎的叫声或吵闹