脚踏两条船也不怕腿撕断 The phrase Walking on Two Boats Without Fear of

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脚踩两只船你滑的真漂亮 [jiăo căi liăng zhĭ chuán nĭ huá de zhēn piāo liàng]
Walking on two boats slipping wonderfully Its a sarcastic expression mocking someone who tries ...
脚踩两条船你不怕会翻船么 [jiăo căi liăng tiáo chuán nĭ bù pà huì fān chuán me]
In English it means Walking on two boats without fear of capsizing Its an idiom implying a person is ...
少年你脚踏两只船小心开裆少女你脚踏两只船小心走光 [shăo nián nĭ jiăo tà liăng zhĭ chuán xiăo xīn kāi dāng shăo nǚ nĭ jiăo tà liăng zhĭ chuán xiăo xīn zŏu guāng]
It refers to two persons engaging in potentially indiscreet affairs at once metaphorically keeping ...
脚踏两只船会落水 [jiăo tà liăng zhĭ chuán huì luò shuĭ]
The literal meaning is walking on two boats may cause you to fall into water Metaphorically it implies ...