技痒 Pronunciation and Pinyin
技痒 Usage and Examples
Eager to show one's skill.
An urge to practice one's skill.
Having an itch to perform.
他看到孩子们打乒乓，不觉技痒。
Seeing the children playing ping-pong, he itched to have a go.
他看到孩子们打乒乓，不觉技痒。
Seeing the children playing ping - pong, he itched to have a go.
The characters in 技痒
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 技
- jì技jī击Fighting techniques, Combat skills
- jì技jī击shù术martial arts, combat techniques
- jì技shì士assistant expert; technician
- jì技gōng工technician, mechanic
- jì技gōng工xué学xiào校Vocational school, Technical school
- jì技qiǎo巧Skill or technique.
- jì技qiǎo巧zhuō拙liè劣Poor technique, Clumsy
- jì技shī师technician, mechanic
- jì技jīng惊sì四zuò座Stun the audience, Astound everyone
- jì技shu术technology, skill, or technique
- jì技shu术yī一liú流Top-notch skills, First-rate technique
- jì技shu术shàng上de的technical, technological
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What does 技痒 mean in Chinese?
技痒 (jì yǎng) means “Eager to show one's skill, an urge to practice one's skill, Having an itch to perform”.
How do you pronounce 技痒?
技痒 is pronounced jì yǎng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Eager to show one's skill.” in Chinese?
“Eager to show one's skill.” is 技痒 (jì yǎng) in Chinese.
How is 技痒 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 技痒, each with pinyin and an English translation.