zombie
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈzɑːmbi/ · UK /ˈzɒmbi/
Forms: zombies
zombie means: An imaginary dead person brought back to life, often shown attacking or eating people.
noun
An imaginary dead person brought back to life, often shown attacking or eating people.
- A zombie appeared at the window.
- The zombies chased them through the town.
- Have you seen that new zombie film?
Someone so tired that they cannot think clearly or show much energy.
- After that night shift, I was a zombie.
- We wandered around like zombies after the long flight.
- Without enough sleep, he becomes a zombie.
An imaginary person, often dead, made to move and obey through magic, without thoughts or choices.
- The sorcerer created a zombie to serve him.
- These zombies obey every command.
- In the story, magic turns villagers into zombies.
Questions about zombie
What does zombie mean?
An imaginary dead person brought back to life, often shown attacking or eating people.
What is zombie in other languages?
Türkçe: zombi · Español: zombi · Français: zombie · Deutsch: Zombie · Italiano: zombie · 日本語: ゾンビ
How do you pronounce zombie?
In American English /ˈzɑːmbi/; in British English /ˈzɒmbi/.
How do you use zombie in a sentence?
A zombie appeared at the window. The zombies chased them through the town.
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