"冷嗖嗖" (lěng sōu sōu) is a Chinese phrase that describes a feeling of coldness. It is not a commonly used phrase in English and does not have a direct equivalent.

There are a few different ways you could describe the feeling of being cold in English. Some options might include:

"I'm shivering with cold." (我浑身发抖,因为冷。)
"I'm freezing." (我浑身冰冷。)
"I'm chilled to the bone." (我浑身发冷。)

It is not clear where the phrase "冷嗖嗖" comes from, but it is likely derived from the sound that is made when someone is shivering due to being cold.

Example sentences using the above phrases:

"I can't wait to get inside and warm up. I'm shivering with cold out here." (我迫不及待想回家取暖,我在外面浑身发抖,好冷啊!)
"I forgot my jacket and now I'm freezing." (我忘记带外套了,现在我浑身冰冷。)
"It's so cold outside, I'm chilled to the bone." (外面好冷啊,我浑身发冷。)
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最佳回答 2023-03-27