Definition
Definition of eek - Reverso English Dictionary
Interjection
1.
- Eek! This milk has gone bad!
2.
- Eek! There's a spider on the wall.
3.
- Eek! The mouse ran across the floor.
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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- French:beurk, Hii !, ...
- German:igitt!, huch, ...
- Italian:schifo, Oddio!, ...
- Spanish:uy, ¡ay!, ...
- Portuguese:credo, ai, ...
- Chinese:哎呀!, 哎呀, ...
- Japanese:うわっ, キャー, ...
- Arabic:يِيِّي, يا إلهي, ...
- Hebrew:אִיכְס, אִימָּלֶה, ...
- Russian:ой, Ай!, ...
- Ukrainian:ой, ік, ...
- Hindi:उई, अरे, ...
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