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话说的多酸
[huà shuō de duō suān]
This can be interpreted as 'Such a bitter talk'. It describes the sourness or bitterness felt by a conversation, likely due to envy, sarcasm, or jealousy.
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话好酸
[huà hăo suān]
It literally translates to talk is too sour In Chinese colloquial terms this refers to when someone ...
不过心酸
[bù guò xīn suān]
It means Just a Bit Bitter expressing a mood or experience that is somewhat sad or ...
把心酸当笑谈
[bă xīn suān dāng xiào tán]
This translates to Treat bitterness as casual chat conveying resilience and a positive attitude ...
嘴角的苦涩
[zuĭ jiăo de kŭ sè]
Describing a bitter taste or expression at the corners of the mouth it implies a feeling of bitterness ...
几丝酸楚
[jĭ sī suān chŭ]
A few strands of bitterness this describes a bittersweet emotional state characterized by a slight ...
话带嘲讽
[huà dài cháo fĕng]
Words may contain ridicule or sarcasm ; conveying a somewhat bitter tone through speech Indicates ...
酸心情话
[suān xīn qíng huà]
This literally means sourhearted sweet talk It suggests someone talking romantically or affectionately ...
半点心酸
[bàn diăn xīn suān]
A Touch of Sourness signifies a slight bitterness in one ’ s life experiences capturing mild dissatisfaction ...
满嘴苦涩
[măn zuĭ kŭ sè]
Translates to Mouth full of bitterness which vividly conveys feeling emotionally bitter and disillusioned ...