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人家要吃棒棒糖
[rén jiā yào chī bàng bàng táng]
A cute way of saying 'I want a lollipop.' The term can imply childish innocence or coquettish playfulness, as if throwing tantrum for wanting something sweet like candy.
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糖棒棒糖
[táng bàng bàng táng]
Means ‘ Candy Stick Candy ’ emphasizing something sugary and sweet It likely evokes feelings of ...
吃棒棒糖咬棍的菇凉
[chī bàng bàng táng yăo gùn de gū liáng]
吃棒棒糖咬棍的菇凉 can be described as A girl eating lollipop and biting its stick This suggests ...
lollipop甜
[lollipop tián]
Sweet lollipop It conveys a feeling of simple pleasure and innocence reminiscent of childhood sweets ...
棒棒糖旳约定
[bàng bàng táng dì yuē dìng]
Translates to Promise of the lollipop suggesting innocence or sweetness and could also denote an ...
含着棒棒糖并非不懂事
[hán zhe bàng bàng táng bìng fēi bù dŏng shì]
Translates to Having a lollipop doesnt mean one is immature It indicates someone may retain their ...
棒棒糖是骗小孩纸嘀
[bàng bàng táng shì piàn xiăo hái zhĭ dí]
This internet slang implies that lollipops or treats can easily deceive or please children showing ...
七彩棒棒糖
[qī căi bàng bàng táng]
Translated into Colorful Lollipop this nickname conveys a childlike or sweet image It symbolizes ...
棒棒糖快到碗里来
[bàng bàng táng kuài dào wăn lĭ lái]
A playful and whimsical name often used by those who enjoy sweetness childhood pleasures or someone ...
棒棒糖不懂心酸
[bàng bàng táng bù dŏng xīn suān]
The name suggests the innocence and ignorance of childhood A lollipop represents happiness innocence ...