English–Chinese
“devil” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinmó guǐ
Example
深夜里，好像有魔鬼在叫。shēn yè lǐ hǎo xiàng yǒu mó guǐ zài jiào
Late at night, it sounds like a devil is crying out.
How to say “devil” in Chinese
“Devil” in Chinese is 魔鬼 (mó guǐ).
A supernatural source of deliberate harm, imagined as both a spirit and a powerful evil presence, or a human embodiment of such cruelty.
Example sentences with 魔鬼
他的眼神像魔鬼一样，让人害怕。tā de yǎn shén xiàng mó guǐ yí yàng ràng rén hài pà
His gaze is like a devil's, and it frightens people.
Tips for using 魔鬼
- In conversation, the word can describe a human being metaphorically, but the context must support unusually severe wrongdoing rather than ordinary anger or dislike.