上课翘着二郎腿

[shàng kè qiáo zhe èr láng tuĭ]

Means 'Crossing legs in class'. This playful nickname suggests rebellious behavior, specifically crossing the legs (a casual posture considered improper in school settings) during class time, indicating an unconventional attitude towards authority.

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