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我没有你喜欢的薄荷叶
[wŏ méi yŏu nĭ xĭ huān de bó hé yè]
'I don't have mint leaves you like'. This refers to not having a particular thing that someone else enjoys, here symbolically using mint leaves. It expresses feelings of unmet needs or disappointment.
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不甜薄荷叶
[bù tián bó hé yè]
NotSweet Mint Leaf : Refers to mint leaves that have a refreshing quality without any added sweetness ...
薄荷衬衫
[bó hé chèn shān]
Mint Shirt evokes coolness and freshness associated with mint leaves It may reflect a style that ...
少年薄荷微凉
[shăo nián bó hé wēi liáng]
Young Mints Slight Coolness this name evokes feelings of freshness and a youthful innocence with ...
薄荷叶
[bó hé yè]
This nickname evokes the image of a mint leaf suggesting something fresh and soothing Mint leaves ...
清新薄荷绿
[qīng xīn bó hé lǜ]
This means Fresh Mint Green suggesting the individual enjoys fresh natural qualities and possibly ...
天然薄荷凉
[tiān rán bó hé liáng]
It refers to the refreshing and cooling sensation one experiences with mint The natural coolness ...
不甜薄荷
[bù tián bó hé]
Translates to Not Sweet Mint This implies a personality that finds mint pleasant for its natural ...
薄荷本涼呵必加冰
[bó hé bĕn liáng hē bì jiā bīng]
Mint Is Cool But Must Be Served With Ice humorously plays on the idea that mint leaves are inherently ...
我似薄荷满是心凉
[wŏ sì bó hé măn shì xīn liáng]
This name means I am like mint full of coolness at heart The image of mint implies freshness and slight ...