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节操是什么能吃么
[jié cāo shì shén me néng chī me]
'What is Morality? Can You Eat It?' uses humor to question the tangible benefits of ethics or integrity, reflecting skepticism or cynicism towards moral values.
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节操在此有何贵干
[jié cāo zài cĭ yŏu hé guì gān]
Roughly translated this would be What Important Matters Are You Here To Handle With Morality ? Used ...
节操可以吃么
[jié cāo kĕ yĭ chī me]
Literally Can integrity be eaten ? The phrase uses humor to express a lighthearted or cynical attitude ...
节操是什么能吃吗
[jié cāo shì shén me néng chī ma]
What is virtue ? Can it be eaten ? This uses irony to express a lighthearted skepticism about moral ...
还好节操不能吃
[hái hăo jié cāo bù néng chī]
Thankfully MoralsVirtue Cant Be Eaten This suggests appreciation for ethics not being able to consume ...
hei你的节操
[hei nĭ de jié cāo]
Hey your virtue – In modern internet slang this term playfully mocks at someones integrity or morality ...
节操能吃
[jié cāo néng chī]
In a metaphorical way it suggests the principle or morality has value In internet slang Eating Morality ...