娇无病气 Literally translates to being coquettish without being actually

Relation Nicknames

教科书式撒娇 [jiào kē shū shì sā jiāo]
This phrase translates into Textbook Coquetry which implies a skillful way of behaving charmingly ...
性娇 [xìng jiāo]
Literally means coquettishness The term usually describes someone often in a playful way acting ...
人贱无极限 [rén jiàn wú jí xiàn]
A person who is despicablebeneath contempt has no limits It uses exaggerated language to criticize ...
撒娇惯犯宠着惯犯 [sā jiāo guàn fàn chŏng zhe guàn fàn]
The phrase literally means Spoiling a habitual offender of coquettishness In a metaphorical way ...
贱人撒娇要多恶心有多恶心 [jiàn rén sā jiāo yào duō è xīn yŏu duō è xīn]
Literally translated as the more the sycophant poutscoquettishly acts the nastierworse it gets ...
见了就贱 [jiàn le jiù jiàn]
Translated literally it could mean becoming disrespectful or mischievously bold when meeting ...
只剩娇嗔 [zhĭ shèng jiāo chēn]
Translates to having only coquettish complaints it may represent someone acting playfully petulant ...
故作娇羞 [gù zuò jiāo xiū]
A literal translation might be feigning bashfulness It could imply that someone presents themselves ...