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Bitter苦涩
[bitter kŭ sè]
Combines both an English word ‘Bitter’ and its direct Chinese translation '苦涩', reflecting emotions such as distress, hardship, frustration, sorrowful or heart-wrenching memories.
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辛酸对白
[xīn suān duì bái]
“辛酸对白” can be translated as “ bitter dialogue ” reflecting an experience or situation where ...
满腔心酸
[măn qiāng xīn suān]
满腔心酸 reflects deep emotional pain or hardship This might be used when expressing pentup sadness ...
总是心酸
[zŏng shì xīn suān]
‘总是心酸’ means ‘ always bittersweet ’ It describes a person who often feels mixed emotions ...
Bitter祭末
[bitter jì mò]
Bitter 祭末 Bitter End could refer to a bitter conclusion to a situation or feelings The Chinese character ...
内牛满面
[nèi niú măn miàn]
In online Chinese slang this translates to having tears streaming down ones face expressing intense ...
各种委屈和难过
[gè zhŏng wĕi qū hé nán guò]
Translated directly as All sorts of 委屈 wronged and sorrow reflecting emotions filled with grievances ...
哀竭
[āi jié]
Composed of two Chinese characters 哀 sorrow and 竭 exhaust this indicates a state of extreme sadness ...
甘涩
[gān sè]
甘涩 translates to sweetsour combining sweetness and bitterness to express complex emotions like ...
苦笑释怀着苦的味道
[kŭ xiào shì huái zhe kŭ de wèi dào]
Indicates using a bitter smile to mask inner pain acknowledging sorrow but finding peace The phrase ...