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堂皇的借口
[táng huáng de jiè kŏu]
Translated as 'Grand Excuse,' it sarcastically highlights making elaborate excuses. It may reflect someone who has developed very creative ways to justify actions, often overly sophisticated or dramatic to avoid blame.
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烂借口
[làn jiè kŏu]
Lame Excuse suggests someone who either frequently uses poor or insufficient explanations for ...
可笑借口
[kĕ xiào jiè kŏu]
Laughter Excuse may indicate that the person feels many excuses made in real life sound ridiculous ...
不怕你的烂借口
[bù pà nĭ de làn jiè kŏu]
Not afraid of your poor excuses A direct confident maybe even sarcastic statement indicating that ...
借口总是那么华丽
[jiè kŏu zŏng shì nèi me huá lì]
This name translates to Excuses are always so splendid which is somewhat ironic and conveys the feeling ...
理由的小名叫借口
[lĭ yóu de xiăo míng jiào jiè kŏu]
Translated as Reasons are just excuses The name has a somewhat cynical tone highlighting how people ...
烂理由
[làn lĭ yóu]
Flimsy Excuse It can mean someone often comes up with unconvincing explanations for their behavior ...
多余借口
[duō yú jiè kŏu]
Translates to superfluous excuse conveying dissatisfaction with excuses that seem unnecessary ...
你的借口好哇塞
[nĭ de jiè kŏu hăo wā sài]
Your Excuse is Awesome : It reflects the irony and sarcasm in accepting or acknowledging someones ...
借口都是借口
[jiè kŏu dōu shì jiè kŏu]
Translated as Excuses are all excuses this reveals a disillusionment with reasons and rationalizations ...