How do you use "Cheel" in a sentence?

Where's the cheel? Good cheel, that one. Cheels are playing out.

Cheel

Q: What does "Cheel" mean?

Child (Cornwall/Devon). The Cornish/Devon word for child. 'The cheel' means the child. 'Cheels' is children. It's a warm, local term that survives from older English.

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Significado: Child (Cornwall/Devon).

孩子（康沃尔／德文郡方言）。

Niño/a (dialecto de Cornualles/Devon).

子供（コーンウォール／デヴォン方言）。

아이 (콘월/데번 방언).

The Cornish/Devon word for child. 'The cheel' means the child. 'Cheels' is children. It's a warm, local term that survives from older English.

康沃尔／德文郡方言中'孩子'的说法。'The cheel'意思是那个孩子。'Cheels'是孩子们。是一个从古英语存留下来的温暖的地方词汇。

La palabra de Cornualles/Devon para niño/a. 'The cheel' significa el niño/la niña. 'Cheels' es niños/as. Es un término local cariñoso que sobrevive del inglés antiguo.

コーンウォール／デヴォンで子供を意味する言葉。「The cheel」は子供、「Cheels」は子供たち。古い英語から残る温かみのある地方語。

콘월/데번에서 아이를 뜻하는 말. 'The cheel'은 그 아이, 'cheels'는 아이들이라는 뜻이다. 옛 영어에서 유래한 따뜻한 지역 표현으로 아직까지 사용된다.

Ejemplos

Where's the cheel?
孩子在哪？
¿Dónde está el crío?
子供はどこ？
아이는 어디 있어?
Good cheel, that one.
那孩子真乖
Ese crío es bueno
あの子はいい子だ
저 아이는 착한 아이야.
Cheels are playing out.
孩子们在外面玩
Los críos están jugando fuera
子供たちが外で遊んでる
아이들이 밖에서 놀고 있어.

Pronunciación

/tʃiːl/

Guía de uso

Contexto: children, family, West Country

Tono: warm, traditional

✓ Correcto

Cheel
孩子
crío/a
子供
아이
Cheels
孩子们
críos/as
子供たち
아이들
The cheel
那个孩子
el crío
その子
그 아이

✗ Incorrecto

Cornwall/Devon—might confuse others
康沃尔／德文郡方言——可能会让其他人困惑
De Cornualles/Devon, podría confundir a otros
コーンウォール／デヴォン方言——他の人は戸惑うかも
콘월/데번 방언—다른 지역에서는 못 알아들을 수 있음

Errores comunes

Just means child—nothing complicated

Origen e historia

From older English word for child, preserved in Cornwall and Devon dialect while dying out elsewhere.

Etimología: From older English for child

Primera vez registrado: Cornwall/Devon dialect

Contexto cultural

Era: Traditional

Generation: Older generations especially

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: West Country dialect

Regional notes: Cornwall and Devon.

Variaciones

CheelCheels

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