柚子变酸了 Translates to grapefruit turns sour metaphorically meaning

Relation Nicknames

橘子好酸 [jú zi hăo suān]
The orange is sour This phrase may appear literal at first glance but its often used metaphorically ...
变质坏掉 [biàn zhì huài diào]
“变质坏掉” Going bad or turning sour typically refers to food going stale but when applied figuratively ...
柠萌酸 [níng méng suān]
Translating to Citrus sour symbolizes something related to citrus which usually conveys fresh ...
檸檬好酸 [níng méng hăo suān]
Lemon is very sour which literally translates to Lemon so sour In a broader sense it reflects a bitter ...
放酸的奶油 [fàng suān de năi yóu]
Translated as soured cream It could indicate disappointment turning hopes into sour taste Also ...
葡萄自然酸 [pú táo zì rán suān]
Grapes Naturally Sour references a proverbial sour grapes story Adopting such a moniker might reflect ...
酸葡萄 [suān pú táo]
Sour Grapes originally derives from the saying sour grapes attitude suggesting that one claims ...
柠檬柚纸酸 [níng méng yòu zhĭ suān]
Mixing lemons grapefruits and a play on the word for sour the term can imply someone who finds things ...
橙子微酸 [chéng zi wēi suān]
The literal meaning is the orange is slightly sour which uses fruit to describe a feeling like sweetness ...