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欠下太多
[qiàn xià tài duō]
Translates as 'Owes Too Much'. This could reflect guilt, regret, or a sense of indebtedness, possibly referring to emotions or past relationships that are not easily resolved.
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欠他太多
[qiàn tā tài duō]
Owing Him Too Much implies there is a sense of gratitude toward someone or guilt of having owed too ...
亏欠太多
[kuī qiàn tài duō]
Too much owing expresses remorse or guilt about the past feeling like one has many unfinished things ...
我欠你的太多
[wŏ qiàn nĭ de tài duō]
I owe you too much expresses a strong feeling of debt guilt and perhaps deep gratitude towards someone ...
别亏欠
[bié kuī qiàn]
Dont Owe Me This might suggest avoiding indebtedness or unfair behavior towards oneself There could ...
给得太多
[jĭ dé tài duō]
Translates to Giving too much conveying feelings of overwhelming devotion or sacrifice within ...
给予太多
[jĭ yŭ tài duō]
Giving Too Much suggests overcommitting emotionally or materially This name could hint at feelings ...
亏欠一生
[kuī qiàn yī shēng]
Loosely translates to owing someone something for life It can refer to unfulfilled obligations ...
太多的亏欠
[tài duō de kuī qiàn]
Too much guiltowing The person who takes this username might feel guilty because of being indebted ...
你的亏欠都不起眼
[nĭ de kuī qiàn dōu bù qĭ yăn]
This phrase suggests feelings of insignificance regarding someones debts or faults implying that ...