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磨尽瘦骨
[mó jĭn shòu gú]
Translated as 'Worn-out Bones', it may refer to the hardships endured, where bones become thin due to extreme exertion. It reflects toughness through difficult experiences.
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败骨
[bài gú]
Translated as Defeated Bones or Broken Remains it symbolizes someone who has been through significant ...
一身烂骨
[yī shēn làn gú]
Decayed Bones conveys deep despair and perhaps a selfdeprecating perspective suggesting a sense ...
疲骨
[pí gú]
Tired Bones reflects feelings of fatigue and exhaustion This could be used metaphorically to describe ...
瘦骨相似
[shòu gú xiāng sì]
Resembling Slender Bones signifies fragility possibly reflecting humility quiet strength and ...
满身风霜
[măn shēn fēng shuāng]
This phrase describes someone bearing traces of hardships and weathered experience Metaphorically ...
破烂人生
[pò làn rén shēng]
Translating directly to tattered life it reflects on hardships and difficulties in life perhaps ...
风霜骨
[fēng shuāng gú]
Describes someone who has endured hardships as having strength and character bones like frost implying ...
病骨寒瘦
[bìng gú hán shòu]
Weak Bones Cold and Thin paints a picture of physical frailty and illness This name can evoke empathy ...
病骨沉疴
[bìng gú chén kē]
These terms mean diseased bones ’ and ‘ chronic illness ’ Used metaphorically it could express ...