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柠檬酸不及我心酸
[níng méng suān bù jí wŏ xīn suān]
Translates literally as 'Lemon's sourness can't compare to my sadness', it reflects deeper personal sorrow beyond just feeling down, perhaps heartbreak.
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柠檬落泪都是酸
[níng méng luò lèi dōu shì suān]
Literally lemons shedding tears are all sour This reflects a sense of melancholy and sarcasm about ...
柠檬落泪全是酸
[níng méng luò lèi quán shì suān]
Literally translating to The lemon shed tears that are sour this name plays on the imagery of a lemon ...
柠檬酸抵不过心酸
[níng méng suān dĭ bù guò xīn suān]
Translates to Lemon Sourness Can ’ t Match Heartache It compares heartbreak and emotional pain ...
心酸总比柠檬酸
[xīn suān zŏng bĭ níng méng suān]
This translates to the pain in my heart surpasses the sourness of lemons Metaphorically conveys ...
柠檬再酸不及我心酸
[níng méng zài suān bù jí wŏ xīn suān]
The lemon may be sour but not as sour as my heart combines metaphor and idiom It reflects deep personal ...
柠檬虽酸但不及我心酸
[níng méng suī suān dàn bù jí wŏ xīn suān]
This name translates to Although lemons are sour they are not as sour as my heart It implies a feeling ...
柠檬的酸不算酸
[níng méng de suān bù suàn suān]
Literally the sourness of lemon isnt really sour this could be metaphorically used to denote a situation ...
柠檬不及心酸海水不比泪咸
[níng méng bù jí xīn suān hăi shuĭ bù bĭ lèi xián]
It metaphorically describes deep sorrow by saying neither lemon nor seawater can match the bitterness ...
比柠檬还要酸
[bĭ níng méng hái yào suān]
This translates to sourer than lemon and indicates feeling extremely bitter or heartbroken often ...