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Bastard rice -- to scuffle with food

Don't be a good match -- to compete with others

Eating like a man -- to say that one's attitude is bad, as in. "

Poison head -- a person with an odd temper

Killing a pig -- knocking over a person

One breath at a time

Drop by drop -- a little

And a break -- see you later

Eating is not good enough

They can't do it. -- unable to eat

Hiccup -- hiccup

Special -- on purpose

Count -- understand. -

Juggle - to play

Rest - to rest

Sleep - to sleep

Sleep - to sleep.

Searching for something -- to find a problem

Muddy -- sticky

Murky -- dark

Ice -- very cold

It's not cold. -- very cold

Miserable wetness -- very wet

Fa dimple -- ridiculous, funny

Ma Qiao Er - - Sparrow

Nail head against iron head -- a metaphor for a hard confrontation between two people

For the sake of goodness, a fall -- meaning to do something out of good intentions, but not only not being understood, but also being resented

These are the words of a man who has done something for the sake of goodness, but also for the sake of goodness, but not being understood.

Tofu Dried in Soup -- refers to a person who is dismissed from a job and returns to the job

Eating snails overnight -- a metaphor for a person who is long-winded and entangled

Ant carrying replica bags china a replica handbags china head -- a metaphor for a person who has a lot of work to do and a lot of people to do. A lot of people doing a small amount of work

The head is crooked by itself -- meaning it doesn't listen to opinions and is self-righteous

The head is high -- the head is high

The fabrication -- a falsehood

The person who makes up a story. - Falsehood

Drawer -- drawer

The patio -- courtyard

Lane -- hutong

Can you make a mistake?

Can a red earthworm -- earthworm

Sand walnut -- hickory

Warm water -- lukewarm water

Bare shoulders -- bare arms

What's the matter?

Bare arms -- bare arms

Big feet -- thighs

Hands -- arms

Eyeballs -- eyeballs

Eyebrows -- eyeballs

These are the most important of all. - eyeball

Eyeball - forehead

Stilt - cripple

Thief's bone - thief

Langzhong -- refers to traditional Chinese medicine practitioners

Laoxiang -- used to refer to a person, e.g., Ge's Laoxiang, that Laoxiang, i.e., this person, that person

Grandmother - grandmother

Grandmother - grandmother

Dad - grandfather

Mumma - mother

Abba - father

Snowfall -- snow

Rainfall -- rain

Lightning -- lightning

Time, hour -- time

Old year -- last year

Superfluous, superfluous -- before

Katsuo -- now

Snow. - Now

Head hair -- just now

Not good -- not good enough

Plucking cucumber -- to knock down a trick.

Juggling - playing

Kosae - a child

Treader - a tricycle driver

Knocking on tiles

Knocking - a crippled man

Night - night

Late night -- evening

Midday -- noon

Daytime -- daytime

Morning, half day - - morning

Poking at another's foot - behind the back

Morning, early half-day - morning

Daytime - - daytime

Midday - midday

Evening - evening

Nighttime, evening- -night

Toumou - just now

Geomou - now

Shangmou, Shangmouzi - the former time

Old Nianzi - last year

Chenguang, Time - time

Kuoling - lightning

Falling Rain - rain

Snow - snow

Snow melts - snow melts

Man's house- - a man

Woman's house - a woman

Kosae - a small child

Boy - a man-child

What is a woman's house? boy

Female - girl

Aba - father

Mma - mother

Daddy -grandfather

Grandma - grandmother

Agor - brother

Adi - -Brother

Sister - Sister

Sister - Sister

Uncle - Uncle

Big Momma - Auntie

Little Uncle - Uncle

Auntie - Uncle

Mother's Uncle- - uncle

Uncle - aunt

husband - husband

wife - wife

Old man - a generalized term for an older man; a wife who refers to others as her husband (limited to middle-aged and older people)

Daddy - father-in-law

Daddy-in-law- -mother-in-law

Old Herald - used to refer to a person, e.g., Ge a old herdsman, that old herdsman, i.e., this person, that person

Langzhong - mostly refers to Chinese medicine practitioners

Burning Master, Kitchen Master - chef, cook

Thief's bones - a thief

Stilt - a cripple

Throat- - voice, larynx

Face - face

Frontal angle head - forehead

Nose - nose

Eye uju - eyeball

Head and neck - neck

Hand bladder - arm

Large foot bladder - thighs

Ankle head - kneecaps and their surroundings

Bare shoulders - bare arms

Vegetables -- a dish that goes down a meal

Vegetable bun -- vegetable bun

Meat bun -- meat bun

Soju -- white wine

Old wine -- yellow wine

Wonton water -- warm water

Six grains -- - corn

Soybeans - soybeans

Tomatoes - tomatoes

Yankees - potatoes, Potato

Sand walnut - hickory

Stock - rooster

Mother hen - hen

Maqiaoer --Sparrow

Can I - earthworm

Can I - hornet

Can I - wasp

Kapi - monkey - monkey

lane - hutong

window door - window

pit - toilet

Patio - courtyard

Escalator - staircase

Drawer - drawer

Theater text - theater - drama

Fabrication - falsehood

Higher head - upper head

Lower bottom - lower head

Good-looking - beautiful

Ugly - ugly

Earth + bong (sounding close to "wind &rdquo-") - dirty

Dirt + bong (sounding close to "wind &rdquo-") - dirty. -dirty

Thin (e.g., porridge is too thin)-thin

Thick (e.g., porridge is too thick)-thick

Strong (referring to an animal)- -fat

Long (human length)-tall

Narrow - narrow

Broad - wide

due, brute, mook - very

crappy, blistering, pusher - poor

misbehaving - naughty

strained -tired

darkening - ridiculous, funny

embarrassed - bashful

abusively wet - very wet

Ice cold - very cool

Murky black - dark

Slowly - slowly

Perfectly - properly

Muddy Dada, Muddy Ridala - sticky

Pursuing a wife - taking a daughter-in-law

getting sick - getting sick

belly corpse + cha (sounding the same as cha) - diarrhea

having chills and fever - to work

Eating alcohol - drinking

Eating cigarettes - smoking

Eating tea

Bath - to take a bath

Bad luck - to lose face

To find a problem - to find a way out of a problem

Fighting - quarreling

Carrying up - lifting up

Sleepy - sleeping

Resting - to rest

juggle - to play

know - to know

count - to understand

Memorize - to remember

Stick - to stick

Special - to do on purpose

Urrde - to burp

Can't eat - can't handle

Position, rest, shelve - to put

Usefulness - when

What place - where

What fancy - what kind of fancy, what kind of thing

Doing what? - what to do

Yanjie - see you later

One dime, two dimes - once, twice

One together - a piece

A quilt - a quilt

A car - a vehicle

Angus - a fish - a fish

A hit - a hit

A drop - a little bit

A breath - a A moment

Kill a plague pig a knock

Poison head - a person with an eccentric temper

Pestilence grandson - a useless person

Eating style - a manner of eating. - a person with a bad attitude, as in "ugly eating"

Vine - a person who is stubborn and unconvincing

Legg - a person who is critical of others

Legg - a person who is critical of others

Legg - a person who has a bad temper. - a term used to describe people who are fussy and difficult to get along with

Wang Pelvette - a term used to describe people who are unreasonable and vicious

Shou Tou - a term used to describe people who are out of fashion

Zao Er Gua The first is a term used to describe a person who is not in the mood to please others

Daqingniang - an old term for a young girl

Konglao Lao - a person who has nothing to do, nothing to say, and nothing to say.

Keeping the head up - to cause trouble, or to provoke

Mu hammered tofu - used to mean burnt tofu with a fish's head on a bun, but now means to scold someone for being stupid

Lead the skin - to be implicated by someone or something. -to be implicated by someone or something, to be talked about behind people's back

Men's share of the bill - originally refers to the share that should be earned, and later extended to refer to the things that should be done

Half-hanging fruit - to have a half-understanding of something, seemingly understandable<

Interface order - refers to the ability to answer other people's words, such as: someone interface order good, that is, to praise the person to answer people's words agile and appropriate

Bump nose - refers to do things to the wall or to find people did not meet

Eat the shield Baier

Master Cinnamon - refers to a novice master who has no skills

The head is big and the heart is panicky - refers to a person who thinks he is great

Knocking on a tile - refers to a person who is quick and appropriate in answering a question

Knocking on the tiles - refers to a gathering of people for a meal, where everyone shares in paying for it

Bumping heads and knocking heads - doing things poorly, with a lot of frustration

Three unaware of the head - sudden and unexpected

Digging the soles of the feet to talk about someone else's previous dishonor

Eating hollow soup paste - a metaphor for making a wish to someone else and not being able to fulfill it

Nail head touching the head of iron - a metaphor for a hard encounter, not giving way to each other

For a good fall - meaning that out of good intentions to do something, not only not be understood, but also be grudged

back to the soup tofu dry - refers to the person was dismissed and rehumanized

eating overnight snail -means not listening to opinions and being self-righteous