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我像柠檬总是心酸
[wŏ xiàng níng méng zŏng shì xīn suān]
'I am like a lemon always feeling bitter.' A person using this nickname may often feel bitter emotions, such as loneliness, helplessness, etc., similar to eating a sour-tasting lemon.
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柠檬落泪满是酸
[níng méng luò lèi măn shì suān]
This name reflects a feeling of bitterness and sorrow Lemons are often used to symbolize sourness ...
我是柠檬总是酸
[wŏ shì níng méng zŏng shì suān]
I am lemon always sour Lemons are famously sour tasting Thus this implies that the person feels bitter ...
柠檬本心酸
[níng méng bĕn xīn suān]
Lemon Essentially Bitter can be an ironic selfreference to ones inherently sour or difficult personality ...
我是柠檬必经心酸
[wŏ shì níng méng bì jīng xīn suān]
This can be translated as I am a lemon and inevitably experience bitterness The name uses a double ...
心像柠檬一样酸
[xīn xiàng níng méng yī yàng suān]
Translates to My heart is as sour as a lemon Lemon flavor can be mouthpuckeringly sharp Similarly ...
我非柠檬心酸
[wŏ fēi níng méng xīn suān]
Literally translates to Im not a lemon but I am bittersour Using the comparison with lemons the name ...
我是柠檬亦会心酸
[wŏ shì níng méng yì huì xīn suān]
This means I am lemon and I can also feel bitter In Chinese internet slang lemons are often associated ...
心若柠檬自然酸
[xīn ruò níng méng zì rán suān]
This name metaphorically suggests that just like a lemon is naturally sour the users heart feels ...
柠檬浸心多的只是心酸
[níng méng jìn xīn duō de zhĭ shì xīn suān]
This poetic name suggests that the user feels a lot of heartache and bitterness as if their heart is ...