Understand Chinese Nickname
你嘴硬
[nĭ zuĭ yìng]
Literally meaning 'you’re stubborn with your mouth', it describes someone refusing to admit something despite evidence, or holding a grudge silently. In English, this would be close to saying “You won’t budge”.
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stubborn顽固
[stubborn wán gù]
Stubborn is the English counterpart of 顽固 referring to someone who stubbornly refuses to change ...
狠茬子
[hĕn chá zi]
Literally translated as stubborn person this refers to someone who is stubborn unyielding and tough ...
逞强一时逞强不了一世
[chĕng qiáng yī shí chĕng qiáng bù le yī shì]
The meaning of the nickname can be translated into English as Be Stubborn for a Moment Cannot Be Stubborn ...
你嘴真硬
[nĭ zuĭ zhēn yìng]
Your Mouth is So Firm Literally means you are stubborn or insistent referring to someone who sticks ...
你多倔强
[nĭ duō jué qiáng]
It means How Stubborn You Are It often used to describe a person who firmly sticks to their own opinion ...
心在逞强
[xīn zài chĕng qiáng]
Heart Being Stubborn indicates a reluctance or prideful refusal to give up even when one is actually ...
不要逞强
[bù yào chĕng qiáng]
Translates to Dont be Stubborn It conveys the meaning of advice to oneself or others not to force situations ...
硬是逞强
[yìng shì chĕng qiáng]
Translated as Forcefully Stubborn this nickname points to stubbornness and an unwillingness to ...
我嘴硬
[wŏ zuĭ yìng]
Literally means My mouth is stubborn This nickname refers to someone who refuses to admit a mistake ...