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柠檬加醋酸到爆
[níng méng jiā cù suān dào bào]
'Lemon with vinegar - excessively sour'; used humorously or satirically by oneself about a very unpleasant experience or situation which leaves an intense bitter feeling inside.
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柠檬太酸
[níng méng tài suān]
Lemon Too Sour refers metaphorically to an experience that seems pleasant but has left a bitter taste ...
檸檬好酸
[níng méng hăo suān]
Lemon is very sour which literally translates to Lemon so sour In a broader sense it reflects a bitter ...
柠檬加醋唯我心酸
[níng méng jiā cù wéi wŏ xīn suān]
This can be literally understood as Lemon and vinegar only I feel sour The user might express feelings ...
柠檬加醋可酸
[níng méng jiā cù kĕ suān]
Literally lemon with vinegar so sour is a vivid description for experiencing a very bitter feeling ...
柠檬加醋没你酸
[níng méng jiā cù méi nĭ suān]
A lemon with vinegar is not as sour as you It compares someone to being more bitter than an already tart ...
柠檬加醋真心酸
[níng méng jiā cù zhēn xīn suān]
Lemon with Vinegar Truly Sour : The name vividly describes feeling hurt heartbroken or going through ...
柠檬加醋好酸
[níng méng jiā cù hăo suān]
Lemon with vinegar so sour suggests an experience or reaction extremely bitter or difficult to deal ...
柠檬加醋是有多酸
[níng méng jiā cù shì yŏu duō suān]
How sour it is to mix lemon with vinegar Used as a humorous metaphor for situations where someone is ...
柠檬姓酸
[níng méng xìng suān]
Lemon is sour – A playful phrase emphasizing lemons as sour and could represent a selfdeprecating ...