闷气 Pronunciation and Pinyin
闷气 Usage and Examples
sulky mood
sullenness
stifled feeling
他回到自己屋里，生起闷气来。
He went off to sulk in his room.
她生了好一阵闷气之后才终于同意帮忙。
After much huffing and puffing, she finally agreed to help.
The characters in 闷气
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 闷
- mēn闷xiǎng响thud, muffled sound
- mēn闷zài在xīn心lǐ里bottle up, keep to oneself
- mēn闷shēng声keep silent
- mēn闷shēng声bù不kēng吭keep silent, not say a word
- mēn闷shēng声bù不xiǎng响de地quietly, silently
- mēn闷tóu头bury one's head, keep one's head down
- mèn闷tou头er儿Bury oneself in work/study, Concentrate quietly
- mēn闷tóu头kǔ苦gàn干bury oneself in work, toil away
- mèn闷zǐ子chē车Box truck, Covered wagon
- mèn闷gùn棍Bludgeon, Sneak attack
- mēn闷chén沉chén沉depressed; gloomy; in low spirits
- mèn闷chén沉chén沉de的gloomy, muggy
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Open the tool →Questions about 闷气
What does 闷气 mean in Chinese?
闷气 (mēn qì) means “sulky mood, sullenness, stifled feeling”.
How do you pronounce 闷气?
闷气 is pronounced mēn qì in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “sulky mood” in Chinese?
“sulky mood” is 闷气 (mēn qì) in Chinese.
How is 闷气 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 闷气, each with pinyin and an English translation.