"sigh" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation Actions
叹气 嘆氣 tàn qì to sigh / to heave a sigh syn
āi interjection or grunt of agreement or recognition (e.g. yes, it's me!) / to sigh syn
叹息 嘆息 tàn xī to sigh / to gasp (in admiration) syn
感叹 感嘆 gǎn tàn to sigh (with feeling) / to lament syn
唏嘘 唏噓 xī xū (onom.) to sigh / to sob
哀叹 哀嘆 āi tàn to sigh / to lament / to bewail syn
kǎi indignant / generous / to sigh (with emotion) syn
jiē sigh / also pr. [jue1]
juē sigh
kuì to sigh
sigh (to express regret)
咨嗟 zī jiē (literary) to sigh / to heave a sigh / (literary) to gasp in admiration
jiè sigh / groan / loud laughter
感遇 gǎn yù gratitude for good treatment / to sigh / to lament
望而兴叹 望而興嘆 wàng ér xīng tàn to sigh (in dismay, admiration etc)
ǎi (Tw) (literary) to rebuke loudly / (Tw) (literary) to sigh / used in 欸乃[ai3nai3]
hōng to sigh / sound of a drum
叹口气 嘆口氣 tàn kǒu qì to sigh
Chinese Pinyin Translation Actions
感慨 gǎn kǎi to sigh with sorrow, regret etc / rueful / deeply moved syn
长叹 長嘆 cháng tàn long sigh / deep sigh syn
慨叹 慨嘆 kǎi tàn to sigh with regret / lament syn
唉声叹气 唉聲嘆氣 āi shēng tàn qì sighing voice, wailing breath (idiom) / to heave deep sighs / to sigh in despair syn
悲叹 悲歎 bēi tàn to bewail / to sigh mournfully / to lament syn
叹惜 嘆惜 tàn xī sigh of regret syn
wǎn to sigh in regret or pity / Taiwan pr. [wan4]
付之一叹 付之一歎 fù zhī yī tàn to dismiss with a sigh (idiom) / a hopeless case
qiǎo "breath" or "sigh" component in Chinese characters
感歎 gǎn tàn variant of 感嘆|感叹, to sigh
贊歎 zàn tàn variant of 贊嘆|赞叹, to sigh or gasp in admiration / high praise
松一口气 鬆一口氣 sōng yī kǒu qì to heave a sigh of relief
kǎo "breath" or "sigh" component in Chinese characters
onomat. for surprise, amazement and sigh
(sigh) / (whistle)
舒一口气 舒一口氣 shū yī kǒu qì to heave a sigh of relief
舒气 舒氣 shū qì to heave a sigh of relief / to get one's breath back / to vent one's spleen
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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