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我抽风
[wŏ chōu fēng]
Literally translates to 'I have a seizure.' It's often used humorously by people who feel their actions or behavior are sudden and uncontrollable, like a gust of wind. It can also imply acting silly or absurdly.
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突然抽癫
[tū rán chōu diān]
Literally means suddenly start having seizures usually used humorously to express sudden madness ...
我没抽风是风在抽我
[wŏ méi chōu fēng shì fēng zài chōu wŏ]
If translated literally it would read : I didnt have my wind seizure ; I let the wind seized me This ...
抽风
[chōu fēng]
Having a Seizure or Spazz Out Informally refers to somebody who behaves erratically unpredictably ...
抽风患者
[chōu fēng huàn zhĕ]
抽风患者 translates to Patient having a seizure often used humorously or metaphorically to imply ...
抽风是病要我命
[chōu fēng shì bìng yào wŏ mìng]
Literal translation gives Seizures are a deadly disease to me More figuratively it can represent ...