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一杯柠檬水加醋
[yī bēi níng méng shuĭ jiā cù]
Literal meaning: 'A glass of lemon water with vinegar.' Could express a blend of bitter-sweet sentiments or perhaps alludes to making something ordinary yet distinct.
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柠檬加醋薄荷加冰
[níng méng jiā cù bó hé jiā bīng]
Translating literally to Lemon with Vinegar Mint with Ice this creative combination describes ...
来一杯柠檬加醋
[lái yī bēi níng méng jiā cù]
Translates to A glass of lemon with vinegar This unusual yet playful drink metaphor can signify bitterness ...
柠檬加醋我的最
[níng méng jiā cù wŏ de zuì]
This can be humorously understood as My best lemon juice plus vinegar which combines sour ingredients ...
柠檬加醋没你酸
[níng méng jiā cù méi nĭ suān]
A lemon with vinegar is not as sour as you It compares someone to being more bitter than an already tart ...
柠檬如醋薄荷如冰
[níng méng rú cù bó hé rú bīng]
A poetic expression using metaphors of lemon tasting like vinegar and mint feeling as cold as ice ...
柠檬加醋酸到爆
[níng méng jiā cù suān dào bào]
Lemon with vinegar excessively sour ; used humorously or satirically by oneself about a very unpleasant ...
柠檬加醋够酸薄荷加冰够凉
[níng méng jiā cù gòu suān bó hé jiā bīng gòu liáng]
An unique yet catchy name that literally translates to adding vinegar to lemon which makes it even ...
柠檬还加醋
[níng méng hái jiā cù]
The literal translation is lemon plus vinegar This is likely metaphorical indicating that something ...
玻璃柠檬
[bō lí níng méng]
literally Glass Lemon Its poetic evoking something clear and refreshing yet fragile and a little ...