吃柠檬 Eating lemon directly translated can also be an expression indicating

Relation Nicknames

心比柠檬酸 [xīn bĭ níng méng suān]
It literally translates into More Sour than Lemon This conveys intense sadness or bitterness felt ...
酸柠檬 [suān níng méng]
Sour Lemon : This could refer to someone feeling sour or bitter over certain situations or outcomes ...
不是柠檬为何心酸 [bù shì níng méng wéi hé xīn suān]
A humorous way to say if not lemon why sourness it describes feelings similar to jealously or dissatisfaction ...
柠檬总是心酸 [níng méng zŏng shì xīn suān]
Lemon symbolizing something sour is often associated with feelings of sorrow or jealousy People ...
柠檬好酸 [níng méng hăo suān]
Lemon is sour might appear simple on the surface but it metaphorically indicates jealousy or envy ...
柠檬为你独酸 [níng méng wéi nĭ dú suān]
It means the lemon is only sour for you symbolically referring to the sourness when feeling jealous ...
我非柠檬却心酸 [wŏ fēi níng méng què xīn suān]
Translates to I am not a lemon yet I feel sourness This implies feeling jealous or emotionally uncomfortable ...
柠檬是有多酸 [níng méng shì yŏu duō suān]
Uses lemon as a metaphor questioning how sour it can be implies dealing with lifes hardships or unpleasant ...
你是柠檬酸我心 [nĭ shì níng méng suān wŏ xīn]
This phrase playfully translates to something like you make me all sour inside — using lemon to suggest ...