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吞黄连的哑巴
[tūn huáng lián de yā bā]
Refers to a saying “A mute eating bitter orange can't say how bitter” indicating someone has suffered unfairly but remains speechless or unable to share his sorrow and injustice with others.
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橘子心酸
[jú zi xīn suān]
Bitter Orange Represents an emotional state of melancholy or sadness similar to the taste of a bitter ...
一句无语一声惨淡
[yī jù wú yŭ yī shēng căn dàn]
This name A Sentence of Speechless and a Tone of Desolate reflects the mood or condition when someone ...
哑巴吃黄莲
[yā bā chī huáng lián]
This is an idiom meaning a silent grievance Literally translating as a mute eats bitter herbs this ...
未叹息
[wèi tàn xī]
No sigh indicating the absence of a sigh or lamentation It reflects a person who might not easily express ...
无语话凄凉
[wú yŭ huà qī liáng]
This expresses speechlessness before tragedy or despair It reflects the feeling that words are ...
吞咽苦涩
[tūn yān kŭ sè]
Swallowing bitterness Its often used to express someone experiencing bitter experiences or feelings ...
吃黄连的哑巴
[chī huáng lián de yā bā]
This name is a metaphor from a Chinese saying a mute person who has swallowed bitter herbal medicine ...
有苦说不出
[yŏu kŭ shuō bù chū]
Hard To Express Bitterness conveys having difficulty expressing personal struggles or sorrow ...
未曾开口便泣不成声
[wèi céng kāi kŏu biàn qì bù chéng shēng]
Means I cannot speak up and instead just cry This phrase indicates a deep sorrow when someone feels ...