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踹死你
[chuài sĭ nĭ]
Literally translated as 'kick you to death,' which can appear quite harsh. Often it's used in casual, colloquial settings and not always meant seriously. It can be akin to tough love or aggressive playfulness.
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杀了你
[shā le nĭ]
Kill You which sounds very harsh and aggressive While literally alarming in some contexts it might ...
杀她死
[shā tā sĭ]
Literally translated as Kill Her to Death While direct it might indicate strong feelings of dislike ...
装逼造脸一顿踢
[zhuāng bī zào liăn yī dùn tī]
装逼造脸一顿踢 can be translated as Faking it and then Getting Kicked Hard which humorously describes ...
拿什么弄死你
[ná shén me nòng sĭ nĭ]
Translated roughly to what should I use to kill you despite seeming harsh this internet slang phrase ...
爱到深处用脚踹
[ài dào shēn chŭ yòng jiăo chuài]
The literal translation When love goes too deep kick himherself uses exaggerated language to depict ...
杀我别用温柔刀
[shā wŏ bié yòng wēn róu dāo]
Literally it means If you want to kill me dont use a gentle knife This phrase often describes someone ...
人潮拥挤我想一脚踹死你
[rén cháo yōng jĭ wŏ xiăng yī jiăo chuài sĭ nĭ]
The literal translation would be in crowded places I want to kick you dead which is not a nice saying ...
人潮拥挤一脚踹死你
[rén cháo yōng jĭ yī jiăo chuài sĭ nĭ]
A rather aggressive and humorous name literally translating to kick you to death in a crowded place ...
抽你两脚
[chōu nĭ liăng jiăo]
抽你两脚 translates to Kicking You Hard It ’ s somewhat aggressive and is often used humorously ...