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谎言如此刺眼
[huăng yán rú cĭ cì yăn]
Translates to 'The lie so glaringly evident.' It emphasizes a particularly obvious or offensive falsehood, often used when someone cannot accept being deceived, highlighting the pain caused by lies.
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lie谎言
[lie huăng yán]
Lie liea deliberate repetition for emphasis refers directly to untruths or dishonesty By choosing ...
谎话讲得如此动听我怎会慌
[huăng huà jiăng dé rú cĭ dòng tīng wŏ zĕn huì huāng]
This means ‘ Your lies are spoken with such sincerity that I can ’ t help but believe them ’ indicating ...
分明说谎
[fēn míng shuō huăng]
Clearly Lying : A blunt or ironic statement indicating deception or dishonesty It could also reflect ...
衬谎
[chèn huăng]
Literally Embellishing Lies this signifies dressing up untruths in ways they look believable indicating ...
动听旳谎言
[dòng tīng dì huăng yán]
A Melodious Lie : The term refers to a false story or statement that is told so beautifully or convincingly ...
谎言说的太假
[huăng yán shuō de tài jiă]
The lie was too obvious This implies a frustration or irony expressing dissatisfaction with lies ...
赤裸裸的欺骗
[chì luŏ luŏ de qī piàn]
Translates to blatant lie or deception This indicates someone who feels exposed to outright falsehoods ...
你说的谎言那么的动听
[nĭ shuō de huăng yán nèi me de dòng tīng]
It means your lies sound so sweet highlighting how some untruthful words can sometimes be appealing ...
你的谎话太假
[nĭ de huăng huà tài jiă]
Means Your lies are too obvious reflecting perhaps past experiences where they felt lied to or deceived ...