Yin Gong-originally meant to be a crime, later extended to pity and desolation. Used to lament the unfortunate fate of life, such as: "The dead are also in Gai Lou, which is really a yin gong!" What a pity for the dead and the collapsed building! )
Calling for money-it makes people very angry and angry, which means "hang it all"
Clumsy-
A meal-not smart or stupid.
Pujie-in Cantonese, it means wrestling on the road. This sentence can be big or small. It can be a joke or a vicious curse. What needs to be scolded is: you are a street!
Loser, loser-generally, an elder gives a bad name to a younger generation.
If you are said by your peers, either they don't know the true meaning of the word, or they deliberately say so, treating you like a child, which means you are not mature enough. Generally, it is not used to describe peers. Mostly used to describe naughty children. Not necessarily derogatory. It depends on the specific situation and specific goals. In short, it is used when they are uncomfortable and helpless.
Decline-here stands for naughty, naughty, star-hating, misogyny and naughty.