English–Chinese

“thrilling” in Chinese

Chinese

Also过瘾 (guò yǐn)

Pinyinjīng xiǎn

看比赛时，过程很惊险，大家都很投入。kàn bǐ sài shí guò chéng hěn jīng xiǎn dà jiā dōu hěn tóu rù

As everyone watched the game, the action was thrilling, and they were all engrossed.

“Thrilling” in Chinese is 惊险 (jīng xiǎn).

An experience balanced between peril and excitement, with tension making it hard to look away.

电影最后的空中特技镜头最惊险，观众屏住呼吸。diàn yǐng zuì hòu de kōng zhōng tè jì jìng tóu zuì jīng xiǎn guān zhòng bǐng zhù hū xī

The aerial stunt scene at the end of the movie was the most thrilling, and the audience held their breath.

The word presents fear and enjoyment together: a dangerous moment can fit it when people want to keep watching, while something merely frightening may not.

guò yǐn

adjectivethrilling

看完比赛，我觉得很过瘾。kàn wán bǐ sài wǒ jué de hěn guò yǐn

After watching the match, I feel really thrilled.