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名字喂狗了
[míng zì wèi gŏu le]
A playful or humorous way of expressing frustration, implying that something has been completely forgotten, as if 'even a dog might have a better memory'.
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似乎遗忘
[sì hū yí wàng]
It conveys a sense of something or someone being seemingly forgotten suggesting a past that has faded ...
快忘了
[kuài wàng le]
Close to forgetting implies almost having lost a memory It can reflect an intention or hope of putting ...
忘了么
[wàng le me]
Simply put this means Forgotten ? Used either rhetorically questioning someones memory or asking ...
回忆被狗吃
[huí yì bèi gŏu chī]
Memories Were Eaten by Dogs is a humorous and exaggerated way of saying one cant remember anything ...
差点忘了
[chā diăn wàng le]
Almost Forgotten conveys a feeling of nearly losing sight of something important such as a memory ...
回忆是狗缠绕不息
[huí yì shì gŏu chán răo bù xī]
A metaphorical phrase suggesting memories like a tenacious dog wont let go always lingering around ...
也许失忆
[yĕ xŭ shī yì]
Maybe Forgetfulness This might suggest a playful or poetic attitude towards memory loss or wishing ...
回忆与狗
[huí yì yŭ gŏu]
Memories and Dogs A creative metaphor suggesting that once cherished recollections might now be ...
瞧我记性不好忘记你是狗了
[qiáo wŏ jì xìng bù hăo wàng jì nĭ shì gŏu le]
Look at my bad memory ; I forgot you are a dog This humorous name uses irony for emphasis on disappointment ...