Definition of 不気味

不気味☆【ぶきみbukimi】無気味 Inflection

adjectival noun / noun:

  • weird; ominous; eerie; uncanny; ghastly

Example Sentences

ひとhitoのno声koeにni似たnita不気味なbukimina鳴き声nakigoe、漆黒shikkokuのno羽hane、死肉shinikuをwo啄むtsuibamu姿sugataなどnadoからkara、鴉karasuはha不幸fukouにni舞い降りるmaioriru不吉なfukitsuna鳥toriとしてtoshite世界sekaiにni知られていますshirareteimasu。
A creepy cry that sounds like a human voice, velvet black wings, the image of tearing into dead flesh; crows are known across the world as an ill-omened bird that flies down with ill-luck.
無気味なbukimina静けさshizukesaがga彼らのkarerano心胆を寒からしめたshintanwokankarashimeta。
The eerie silence struck terror into their hearts.
彼kareはhaいつもitsumoのようにnoyouni突然totsuzen不気味なbukimina笑みemiをwo浮かべたukabeta。
He gave his sudden, goblin like grin.
日本nippon文化bunkaのno文脈bunmyakuのno中nakaでdeはha当然touzenと思われるtoomowareru微笑みbiemiもmo、外国人gaikokujinのno間maでdeはha、不気味なbukimina笑いwaraiとしてtoshite多くookuのno混乱konranをwo生みumi、またmata悪評akuhyouがga高いtakai。
Our smile, which is understandable in the context of Japanese culture, sometimes causes a lot of confusion and is notorious among foreign people as a mysterious smile.
沈黙chinmokuをwo不気味にbukimini感じるkanjiruアメリカ人AMERIKAjinはha多くooku、会話kaiwa中chuuにni沈黙chinmokuがga起こるokoruとto、それsoreをwo話しhanashi始めhajimeなければならないnakerebanaranai合図aizuだdaとto考えるkangaeru傾向keikouがgaあるaru。
Many Americans are uncomfortable with silence, and they tend to regard silence in a conversation as a signal that they need to start talking.

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