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我没有皇冠
[wŏ méi yŏu huáng guān]
This means 'I don't have a crown'. In this context, it's used to express modesty or that despite accomplishments, the user does not desire or claim superiority like a king or queen with a crown.
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Relation Nicknames
别低头皇冠会掉下来
[bié dī tóu huáng guān huì diào xià lái]
This name expresses a sense of selfworth and confidence derived from the phrase which translates ...
就算没王冠我依旧是女王
[jiù suàn méi wáng guān wŏ yī jiù shì nǚ wáng]
Without a Crown Im Still a Queen : Affirms personal dignity and strength Suggests the belief one ...
匮冕
[kuì miăn]
An uncommon combination it literally means lack of crown possibly implying someone without power ...
拥有王冠却不是女王
[yōng yŏu wáng guān què bù shì nǚ wáng]
Having a crown but not being a queen This expresses someone holding a prestigious title or role without ...
别再说我女王了我不高贵
[bié zài shuō wŏ nǚ wáng le wŏ bù gāo guì]
This phrase roughly translates to Dont call me queen anymore ; I am not noble It suggests that while ...
皇冠不属于我
[huáng guān bù shŭ yú wŏ]
The Crown Does Not Belong to Me implies a modesty possibly in the presence of fame or success signifying ...
没有王冠的女王
[méi yŏu wáng guān de nǚ wáng]
A Queen without a Crown conveys someone who possesses queenly qualities or leadership abilities ...
别以为带上皇冠你便是王
[bié yĭ wéi dài shàng huáng guān nĭ biàn shì wáng]
Translates into Dont think putting on a crown makes you a king a wise caution against mistaking appearances ...
不低头是因为皇冠会掉
[bù dī tóu shì yīn wéi huáng guān huì diào]
Literally not lowering my head because the crown might fall off implying a strong sense of pride or ...