吃掉大耳兔
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Translating into 'Eat Big Eared Rabbit,' though seemingly odd at first glance, it is more figurative. Possibly indicating someone fondly recalling childhood tales featuring big-eared bunnies or playing with ideas from literature/fiction involving rabbits. It could mean indulgence, innocence, or a whimsical fantasy world.