English–Chinese
“uneasy” in Chinese
How to say “uneasy” in Chinese
“Uneasy” in Chinese is 心慌 (xīn huāng).
The mind jolts out of calm and feels briefly unsettled.
Example sentences with 心慌
面试前，他感到心慌，说话有些结巴。miàn shì qián tā gǎn dào xīn huāng shuō huà yǒu xiē jiē ba
Before the interview, he felt uneasy and stammered a little.
Tips for using 心慌
- English speakers often use broad emotional words for both passing alarm and an ongoing mood, while this conversational adjective is especially useful for a change that starts at a particular moment.
Other Chinese words for “uneasy”
晚上独自在家时我会感到不安。wǎn shàng dú zì zài jiā shí wǒ huì gǎn dào bù ān
I feel uneasy when I am home alone at night.
面试前她一直感到忐忑。miàn shì qián tā yì zhí gǎn dào tǎn tè
Before the interview, she felt uneasy the whole time.
开会前我总是七上八下。kāi huì qián wǒ zǒng shì qī shàng bā xià
Before meetings, I always feel uneasy.