- 言(speech; words)
- 兌(exchange; joyful)
Speaking is using words to exchange with each other.
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lit. when someone tells you you're fat, you pant (as if you were actually fat) (idiom)
He's the type of person who believes whatever anyone says without question.
fig. Hey! I pay you a compliment, and you start bragging! (typically jocular and teasing)
If you say I'm fat and I get winded, don't get too full of yourself.
flattery, like perfume, should be smelled, not swallowed
lit. when someone tells you you're fat, you pant (as if you were actually fat) (idiom)
He's the type of person who believes whatever anyone says without question.
fig. Hey! I pay you a compliment, and you start bragging! (typically jocular and teasing)
If you say I'm fat and I get winded, don't get too full of yourself.
flattery, like perfume, should be smelled, not swallowed
Speaking is using words to exchange with each other.
A person standing right in front of you is 'you'.
A body where fat and meat take up half the mass is called obesity.
Approaching the capital city prominently represents the meaning of the character 就.
A mouth breathing in gasps means breath that reaches only the tip and peak.
Speaking is using words to exchange with each other.
A person standing right in front of you is 'you'.
A body where fat and meat take up half the mass is called obesity.
Approaching the capital city prominently represents the meaning of the character 就.
A mouth breathing in gasps means breath that reaches only the tip and peak.
lit. when someone tells you you're fat, you pant (as if you were actually fat) (idiom)
lit. when someone tells you you're fat, you pant (as if you were actually fat) (idiom)
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You get out of breath just from being called fat, you're too easily pleased with yourself.
You get out of breath just from being called fat, you're too easily pleased with yourself.