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蛰舌的谎
[zhé shé de huăng]
'Tongue-pricking Lies' suggests lies which are somewhat painful or sharp when said out loud, representing untruths that are hurtful. This implies a deep contemplation on honesty versus deceit and its impacts.
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抖落一身扎人的谎
[dŏu luò yī shēn zhā rén de huăng]
Shaking Off Sharp Lies indicates discarding falsehoods or misleading aspects that have caused ...
伤了谎话听了情话
[shāng le huăng huà tīng le qíng huà]
Expressing that lying has hurt them while sweet words can also be misleading it indicates confusion ...
谎话讲得如此动听我怎会慌
[huăng huà jiăng dé rú cĭ dòng tīng wŏ zĕn huì huāng]
This means ‘ Your lies are spoken with such sincerity that I can ’ t help but believe them ’ indicating ...
撒谎并不代表欺骗
[sā huăng bìng bù dài biăo qī piàn]
While this seems paradoxical because lying often is considered deceptive the meaning here might ...
谎言说得好动听
[huăng yán shuō dé hăo dòng tīng]
Wellspoken Lies Sound So Sweet points to falsehoods spoken persuasively It comments on the seductive ...
谎言它刺穿我耳膜
[huăng yán tā cì chuān wŏ ĕr mó]
Lies have pierced my eardrums suggesting that false statements are painful emotionally hurtful ...
分明说谎
[fēn míng shuō huăng]
Clearly Lying : A blunt or ironic statement indicating deception or dishonesty It could also reflect ...
谎话涩耳
[huăng huà sè ĕr]
“谎话涩耳” Lies Are Harsh To The Ear implies the discomfort and pain brought by lies It reflects ...
谎言终会划破你的嘴
[huăng yán zhōng huì huà pò nĭ de zuĭ]
Lies will eventually cut your lips It suggests that lying has consequences and ultimately the truth ...