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扯起嘴角强颜欢笑
[chĕ qĭ zuĭ jiăo qiáng yán huān xiào]
Means putting up a forced smile which implies trying hard to act happy when actually feeling sad inside ...
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强笑掩不住悲伤
[qiáng xiào yăn bù zhù bēi shāng]
A forced smile cant conceal the sadness This reflects a situation where someone puts on a happy face ...
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用力笑却扯动了嘴角
[yòng lì xiào què chĕ dòng le zuĭ jiăo]
Force a Smile But Pull the Corner of the Mouth : This conveys a feeling of attempting to smile even ...
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假笑的痛
[jiă xiào de tòng]
Pain of Forced Smile reflects the emotional struggle where someone has to force a smile despite their ...
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牵强苦笑
[qiān qiáng kŭ xiào]
A forced bitter smile conveys the idea of putting on a brave or ironic smile in difficult or uncomfortable ...
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牵强微笑
[qiān qiáng wēi xiào]
It translates to forced smile conveying an emotional state where one presents a smile even though ...
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牵强而笑
[qiān qiáng ér xiào]
Forced Smile describes smiling against one ’ s true emotions typically masking pain or discomfort ...
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笑扯了嘴角
[xiào chĕ le zuĭ jiăo]
A Forced Smile Describes someone forcing a smile by pulling up the corners of their mouth even though ...
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牵强的微笑
[qiān qiáng de wēi xiào]
A Forced Smile depicts situations where one tries hard to smile despite internal unhappiness presenting ...