eek
iːk
Definition

Definition of eek - Reverso English Dictionary

Interjection

1.
unpleasant reactionreacting to something unpleasant
  • Eek! This milk has gone bad!
ugh yikes
2.
emotionexpresses a sudden feeling of fear or surprise
  • Eek! There's a spider on the wall.
whoa yikes
3.
soundRareimitates the high-pitched sound of a small animalRare
  • Eek! The mouse ran across the floor.
chirp screech squeak
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Origin of eek

Imitative, eek (sound of surprise)

Examples of eek in a sentence

  • Eek! I just saw a mouse!
  • Eek! I forgot my keys at home.
  • Eek! That noise scared me.
  • Eek! A spider just crawled up my arm!
  • Eek! I wasn't expecting that loud noise!

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  1. French:beurk, Hii !, ...
  2. German:igitt!, huch, ...
  3. Italian:schifo, Oddio!, ...
  4. Spanish:uy, ¡ay!, ...
  5. Portuguese:credo, ai, ...
  6. Chinese:哎呀!, 哎呀, ...
  7. Japanese:うわっ, キャー, ...
  8. Arabic:يِيِّي, يا إلهي, ...
  9. Hebrew:אִיכְס, אִימָּלֶה, ...
  10. Russian:ой, Ай!, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ой, ік, ...
  12. Hindi:उई, अरे, ...

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