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钻石耀眼不耀人心
[zuàn shí yào yăn bù yào rén xīn]
This can mean 'Dazzling Diamond Does Not Win Hearts'. It conveys brilliance doesn't necessarily attract admiration, suggesting external beauty or showy features may not be meaningful deep down.
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钻石不及星星耀眼
[zuàn shí bù jí xīng xīng yào yăn]
Diamonds are not as brilliant as stars It means that despite material wealth represented by diamonds ...
Brilliant钻石
[brilliant zuàn shí]
The English word Brilliant paired with 钻石 diamond means Shining Diamond expressing the idea of ...
钻石会发光i你不会
[zuàn shí huì fā guāng i nĭ bù huì]
The name Diamond Shines While You Do Not contrasts a shining diamond with someone who does not have ...
没钻石耀眼
[méi zuàn shí yào yăn]
Means not as bright or striking as a diamond Could express a sense of inadequacy or humility in ones ...
钻石璀璨却不及你半分
[zuàn shí cuĭ càn què bù jí nĭ bàn fēn]
A diamond may sparkle brilliantly but it pales in comparison to you emphasizes that no matter how ...
钻石耀眼不耀心
[zuàn shí yào yăn bù yào xīn]
This means diamonds shine but don ’ t capture the heart While material items like diamonds can be ...
钻石太耀眼
[zuàn shí tài yào yăn]
Diamonds are dazzling Besides its literal meaning it can metaphorically mean someone or something ...
拥有钻石不一定是女王
[yōng yŏu zuàn shí bù yī dìng shì nǚ wáng]
This translates to having diamonds does not make you a queen expressing that material wealth does ...
钻石没有你耀眼
[zuàn shí méi yŏu nĭ yào yăn]
A Diamond is not as Brilliant as You means the owner views their loved one more dazzling than material ...