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甜蜜饯儿
[tián mì jiàn ér]
Tian Mi Jian Er is often interpreted as sweet treats Using candies to represent something sweet and ...
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软的甜的小糖果
[ruăn de tián de xiăo táng guŏ]
Means Soft sweet little candycreating an image of sweetness and ...
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给你一颗糖
[jĭ nĭ yī kē táng]
The act of giving someone a candy implies a gentle and sweet gesture in Chinese culture as if this person ...
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粉橘软糖
[fĕn jú ruăn táng]
Translates literally to Soft Candy with Pink Orange It conveys an innocent playful image possibly ...
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顆糖果
[kē táng guŏ]
A piece of candy is simple and cute It symbolizes sweetness joy or an idealized object expressing ...
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糖糖没有果
[táng táng méi yŏu guŏ]
In Chinese internet slang it could be interpreted as something sweet like candy which does not bear ...
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Suger糖
[suger táng]
Incorporates both English sugar and the Chinese character 糖 both representing sweetness showing ...
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袋中糖果
[dài zhōng táng guŏ]
Literally translates as candies in the bag symbolizing pleasant surprises waiting to be found and ...
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糖果果
[táng guŏ guŏ]
This simple name means candies or sweet treat evoking images of something enjoyable sugary and sweet ...