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柠檬她也想甜
[níng méng tā yĕ xiăng tián]
Lemon also wants to be sweet A metaphor where the lemon often associated with sourness or negative ...
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柠檬也想甜
[níng méng yĕ xiăng tián]
Literally means lemons also want to be sweet Lemons are typically sour so this implies the wish to ...
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柠檬本心甜
[níng méng bĕn xīn tián]
Lemon is generally seen as sour so A Lemon Sweet at Heart presents a somewhat contradictory metaphor ...
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柠檬般的心酸
[níng méng bān de xīn suān]
Lemon typically symbolizes bitterness or sourness This phrase uses it as a metaphor for emotional ...
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酸柠檬有多酸
[suān níng méng yŏu duō suān]
Literally asking How sour is a lemon ? it metaphorically asks how harshly or unpleasantly a situation ...
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柠檬本不酸
[níng méng bĕn bù suān]
Lemons are naturally sour so this phrase plays on that by suggesting something inherently bitter ...
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柠檬很甜
[níng méng hĕn tián]
The lemon is very sweet directly contradicts the usual bitter taste of lemons Metaphorically this ...
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柠檬凉心
[níng méng liáng xīn]
Literally means a lemon chilling the heart Lemons are often associated with sourness and here it ...
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柠檬不辛酸
[níng méng bù xīn suān]
Lemon Is Not Sour Lemons typically are sour but here it expresses the desire to overcome difficulties ...