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橘子不甜柠檬不酸
[jú zi bù tián níng méng bù suān]
'Oranges Aren't Sweet and Lemons Aren't Sour' implies a sense of confusion or irony, suggesting unexpected or contrary emotions, often used when reality doesn’t match expectations.
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柠檬酸西瓜甜
[níng méng suān xī guā tián]
The lemon is sour while the watermelon is sweet describing two opposite feelings : when things remind ...
柠檬不酸橘子不甜
[níng méng bù suān jú zi bù tián]
Translating into lemons are not sour ; oranges are not sweet this metaphorical expression contrasts ...
柠檬真甜
[níng méng zhēn tián]
Lemons are sour not sweet Thus this nickname implies irony possibly indicating that despite appearances ...
柠檬不萌蓝莓不蓝
[níng méng bù méng lán méi bù lán]
A playful way of saying lemons aren ’ t cute and blueberries aren ’ t blue — perhaps expressing dissatisfaction ...
柠檬不萌苦瓜不苦
[níng méng bù méng kŭ guā bù kŭ]
Literal meaning : Lemon is not cute ; Bitter Melon is not bitter It playfully contrasts expectations ...
柠檬虽酸没心酸
[níng méng suī suān méi xīn suān]
Means Though lemons are sour they don ’ t cause heartache comparing the taste of lemons with emotional ...
暖阳不暖柠檬不酸
[nuăn yáng bù nuăn níng méng bù suān]
The warm sun is not warm lemons are not sour paradoxically expressing a contrast between expectation ...
柠檬不甜西瓜不酸
[níng méng bù tián xī guā bù suān]
Translating to Lemons Arent Sweet Watermelons Arent Sour it creates an oxymoron highlighting expectations ...
柠檬不酸西瓜不甜
[níng méng bù suān xī guā bù tián]
A somewhat playful and ironic phrase meaning lemons not sour watermelons not sweet It indicates ...