Understand Chinese Nickname
lie谎言
[lie huăng yán]
'Lie lie'(a deliberate repetition for emphasis) refers directly to untruths or dishonesty. By choosing this, the individual wants either point out deceit exists all around or admit they sometimes can be insincere and unreliable
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Relation Nicknames
圆谎者
[yuán huăng zhĕ]
The Liar who completes lies This suggests the person is skilled at constructing elaborate excuses ...
撒谎并不代表欺骗
[sā huăng bìng bù dài biăo qī piàn]
While this seems paradoxical because lying often is considered deceptive the meaning here might ...
分明说谎
[fēn míng shuō huăng]
Clearly Lying : A blunt or ironic statement indicating deception or dishonesty It could also reflect ...
向你说谎
[xiàng nĭ shuō huăng]
Speaking a lie to you It implies an admission or hint of untruths told to someone important often with ...
說谎
[shuō huăng]
Lying : Simply means telling lies or being dishonest This can carry a negative connotation about ...
惯于说谎
[guàn yú shuō huăng]
Being accustomed to lying indicates a person who frequently tells untruths often suggesting an ...
谎话精
[huăng huà jīng]
Professional Liar Lie Expert indicates that this person is known for lying a lot perhaps sarcastically ...
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 ...
谎言会说谎
[huăng yán huì shuō huăng]
This phrase suggests a cynical view about falsehoods Lies often contain misleading information ...