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眼睛聋了耳朵瞎了
[yăn jīng lóng le ĕr duŏ xiā le]
Translating as Deaf Eyes and Blind Ears It implies someone overwhelmed to ignore what surrounds ...
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眼聋了耳瞎了
[yăn lóng le ĕr xiā le]
Blind and Deaf literally translates to losing sight and hearing but more metaphorically indicates ...
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聋子听哑巴说瞎子看到爱
[lóng zi tīng yā bā shuō xiā zi kàn dào ài]
A deaf person hears a mute speak about love seen by a blind person is a metaphor suggesting impossibility ...
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失聪失明
[shī cōng shī míng]
Deaf and Blind refers literally to a loss of hearing and vision but figuratively it can represent ...
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聋子听哑巴说着爱她
[lóng zi tīng yā bā shuō zhe ài tā]
A deaf person listens to a mute speaking of love This metaphorical name expresses irony or impossible ...
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耳聋眼瞎
[ĕr lóng yăn xiā]
Literally meaning ‘ deaf and blind ’ this nickname might imply a person chooses to ignore certain ...
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聋
[lóng]
A direct equivalent is deaf Adopting this as a nickname can reflect hearing loss literally or figuratively ...
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聋子听到哑巴说瞎子看到爱
[lóng zi tīng dào yā bā shuō xiā zi kàn dào ài]
A deaf person hearing a mute speaking a blind person seeing love uses physical limitations as a metaphor ...
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哑巴对聋子说瞎子看见鬼了
[yā bā duì lóng zi shuō xiā zi kàn jiàn guĭ le]
Translated as The mute tells the deaf that the blind has seen a ghost this phrase uses sensory disabilities ...