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用力的微笑却扯痛了嘴角
[yòng lì de wēi xiào què chĕ tòng le zuĭ jiăo]
This indicates a strained smile causing actual physical discomfort metaphorically speaking about ...
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看你的时候我笑了
[kàn nĭ de shí hòu wŏ xiào le]
I Smile When I See You It implies the user often smiles or feels joy whenever they encounter someone ...
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你的微笑很紧张
[nĭ de wēi xiào hĕn jĭn zhāng]
Your Smile Is Nervous : It describes a moment of tension where despite smiling one appears anxious ...
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强颜欢笑却扯痛了嘴角
[qiáng yán huān xiào què chĕ tòng le zuĭ jiăo]
Means forcing a smile even when feeling upset inside which actually causes discomfort It reflects ...
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止不住颤抖
[zhĭ bù zhù zhàn dŏu]
Indicating uncontrollable shivers it might metaphorically speak about internal anxiety nervousness ...
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见你心慌
[jiàn nĭ xīn huāng]
Feeling anxious or flustered when seeing you This indicates that someone gets particularly nervous ...
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笑看你慌
[xiào kàn nĭ huāng]
Smile Watching You Panic Expresses a calm and possibly amused observation of another persons distress ...
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彷徨笑靥
[páng huáng xiào yè]
The hesitant smile expresses a state of indecision or confusion paired with brief happiness ; this ...
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衬你心欢衬你心慌
[chèn nĭ xīn huān chèn nĭ xīn huāng]
The phrase Cheer you up and worry you implies a complex relationship showing that the same person ...