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言语带刺
[yán yŭ dài cì]
Translates to words with thorns This signifies that the users speech or writing tends to have sharp ...
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我是刺带毒的
[wŏ shì cì dài dú de]
This translates literally to I am poisonous thorns By comparing oneself to something prickly and ...
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带刺的你
[dài cì de nĭ]
You with thorns can mean someone who has a tough exterior or is perceived as prickly and not easily ...
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不妥你身带刺
[bù tuŏ nĭ shēn dài cì]
This phrase conveys that the person is inappropriate and prickly like thorns suggesting an unwelcoming ...
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话中带刺
[huà zhōng dài cì]
Speaking with thorns means speaking harshly or having hidden barbs in what you say Someone might ...
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情话带刺你别听
[qíng huà dài cì nĭ bié tīng]
This name warns others not to heed words of love or romantic phrases filled with thorns implying caution ...
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话带刺
[huà dài cì]
It literally means words have thorns symbolizing sarcasm or caustic remarks made against others ...
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你话中带刺
[nĭ huà zhōng dài cì]
It translates to your words have thorns describing hurtful or cutting remarks wrapped in seemingly ...
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话里带刺
[huà lĭ dài cì]
Words Laced with Thorns implies speech filled with hidden barbs Such a nickname could be taken by ...