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没力占据
[méi lì zhàn jù]
This translates directly into “having no strength to occupy”, conveying exhaustion, powerlessness, resignation or feeling outmatched when trying to claim or maintain something important like territory or relationships.
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无挂无牵
[wú guà wú qiān]
It can be literally translated into no hanging up ; no holding back Which represents being completely ...
我想我不会在坚强
[wŏ xiăng wŏ bù huì zài jiān qiáng]
It means the person no longer wants to be strong perhaps due to hardships or weariness of life struggles ...
我已无力
[wŏ yĭ wú lì]
Simply translating to I have no strength it denotes physical and mental exhaustion helplessness ...
乏力拉扯
[fá lì lā chĕ]
It can mean lacking strength but dragging along expressing feelings of being lethargic or exhausted ...
无力维持
[wú lì wéi chí]
Translating into Powerless to Uphold it conveys weakness or resignation in dealing with a situation ...
无力去闹
[wú lì qù nào]
Translating to no strength left to make trouble implies someone who has become so tired or defeated ...
不必坚强
[bù bì jiān qiáng]
Literally means no need to be strong this can indicate a wish to relax or not having the need to put up ...
坚持不住
[jiān chí bù zhù]
Unable to hold on It reflects giving up or losing the strength to endure difficult ...
得不到守不住
[dé bù dào shŏu bù zhù]
This phrase reflects feelings of frustration and helplessness implying things that cannot be obtained ...