醋酸不过我的心酸 Vinegar Is Sour But My Heart Feels More So This idiomatically

Relation Nicknames

吃不到的醋最酸 [chī bù dào de cù zuì suān]
The vinegar that cannot be tasted is the sourest Metaphorically referring to the pain and jealousy ...
不能吃的醋最酸 [bù néng chī de cù zuì suān]
A metaphorical expression referring to jealousy or envy the vinegar you cannot eat is the sourest ...
吃不到的醋才是最酸的 [chī bù dào de cù cái shì zuì suān de]
The Vinegar Tastes the Most Sour When You Can ’ t Have It translates idiomatically to mean that unrequited ...
我心比柠檬加醋酸 [wŏ xīn bĭ níng méng jiā cù suān]
My Heart is Sour Even More Than Lemon Plus Vinegar : Here the author likens their hearts feelings ...
柠檬加醋心多酸 [níng méng jiā cù xīn duō suān]
It translates to lemon plus vinegar makes the heart sour The person might be comparing their experience ...
柠檬加醋真心酸 [níng méng jiā cù zhēn xīn suān]
Lemon with Vinegar Truly Sour : The name vividly describes feeling hurt heartbroken or going through ...
醋吃多了会心酸 [cù chī duō le huì xīn suān]
Literally means eating too much vinegar will lead to a bitter heart using the metaphor of eating too ...
柠檬加醋没你给我的酸 [níng méng jiā cù méi nĭ jĭ wŏ de suān]
The title translates to Lemon juice and vinegar are less sour than what you made me feel It symbolically ...
柠檬加醋我要心酸 [níng méng jiā cù wŏ yào xīn suān]
Lemon plus vinegar I want to feel heartache metaphorically referring to making oneself go through ...