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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

LIVING DEADB1

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?

Similar words: undead creature

Common phrases: zombie film, zombie attack, zombie apocalypse

EXHAUSTED PERSONB2

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.

Common phrases: like a zombie, a total zombie, become a zombie

MAGICALLY CONTROLLEDC1

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.

Common phrases: zombie servant, create a zombie, control a zombie

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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