撕开 (sī kāi) — “Rip open, tear open” in Chinese
撕开 (sī kāi) means “rip open, tear open, rip apart, tear apart” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and 2 example sentences with English translations.
Usage
rip open
tear open
rip apart
tear apart
她撕开玻璃纸，拿出一根香烟并点着。
She tore off the cellophane, pulled out a cigarette, and lit it.
我撕开了那个包裹。
I tore open the package.
The characters in 撕开
More words starting with 撕
- sī撕xià下tear off, rip off
- sī撕yǎo咬tear and bite, maul
- sī撕kāi开le了tore open, ripped open
- sī撕xīn心liè裂fèi肺Heart-wrenching, Agonizing
- sī撕xīn心liè裂fèi肺de地heart-wrenchingly, inconsolably
- sī撕chě扯to tear; to rip; to shred
- sī撕zhuā抓to tear and scratch at something
- sī撕diào掉tear off, rip off
- sī撕huǐ毁tear up, rip up
- sī撕huǐ毁le了tore up, ripped up
- sī撕pò破tear, rip
- sī撕pò破le了liǎn脸pí皮To fall out, To have a public confrontation
Frequently asked questions
- What does 撕开 mean in Chinese?
- 撕开 (sī kāi) means “rip open, tear open, rip apart, tear apart”.
- How do you pronounce 撕开?
- 撕开 is pronounced sī kāi in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “rip open” in Chinese?
- “rip open” is 撕开 (sī kāi) in Chinese.
- How is 撕开 used in a sentence?
- This page has 2 example sentences using 撕开, each with pinyin and an English translation.