脑胀 Pronunciation and Pinyin
脑胀 Usage and Examples
heavy-headed
brain fog
muddled
那杯酒一下子就把我弄得头晕脑胀。
That glass of wine has gone straight to my head.
我看见她时，她正感觉到有一点头晕脑胀。
She was feeling a little groggy when I saw her.
The characters in 脑胀
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 脑
- nǎo脑ér儿brain, mind
- nǎo脑lì力Intellect; mental ability.
- nǎo脑lì力láo劳dòng动mental labor, intellectual work
- nǎo脑zi子brain; mind; mental activity.
- nǎo脑zi子lǐ里in one's head, in one's mind
- nǎo脑zhī汁Brain power, Wits
- nǎo脑jiāng浆brain matter, brain tissue
- náo脑hǎi海the mind
- náo脑hǎi海zhōng中in one's mind, in one's head
- náo脑hǎi海zhōng中de的in mind, in one's mind
- náo脑hái海lǐ里in one's mind, in one's head
- nǎo脑yì溢xuè血Cerebral hemorrhage.
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Open the tool →Questions about 脑胀
What does 脑胀 mean in Chinese?
脑胀 (nǎo zhàng) means “heavy-headed, brain fog, muddled”.
How do you pronounce 脑胀?
脑胀 is pronounced nǎo zhàng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “heavy-headed” in Chinese?
“heavy-headed” is 脑胀 (nǎo zhàng) in Chinese.
How is 脑胀 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 脑胀, each with pinyin and an English translation.