Foreign license plate: a proud look.

Pick: stingy.

Taqi: Generous.

Leak face: show off.

G: full of air.

There is nothing wrong with it: bad, mostly used to describe bad character.

Rebecca: High heels.

My Cabinet: Poor.

Good or bad: a lot.

Dou: Less.

Xi Xi: auxiliary words, such as nervousness, 25 Xi Xi.

Forgetting things: swearing, pointing out the limelight or doing things unethically, or reflecting slow action.

Being able to fight: Nanjing people often tease people with "two acres of land will give you the ability to fight" in order to show off their talents.

Second post: silly.

Brush scraping: Do things neatly.

Ancient lacquer: it means black but not bright, such as "Look at your dirty body, how thick the ancient lacquer is".

Joe: Put on airs. For example, "Look at you taking Joe's vomit!"

Offense: annoying, such as "this person is really guilty", that is, this person is really annoying.

Cute: being liked.

Pretty good: just right, very good.

I'm angry with crutches: I'm very angry.

Angry: generally angry.

Coming (Mao Yin): I'll give an idea and find a way.

Excited about a nuclear (happy for the nuclear developer): get carried away.

Ha: Auntie flatters, such as "He will marry the boss"

Deep winter: stupid and cumbersome, such as "this person is really deep winter."

Lei Dui and Aunt Lei: Both mean silly. Gadble: ok.

Get all: all, all good, such as "how did you do in this exam?" "Take it all!"

Tilted head and octagon (horn sounds awkward): refers to improper words and deeds.

25 Langdang: Sloppy.

Dirty: outrageous and unreasonable.

Little knowledge: not smart.

Pig head 3: Hungry people are called fat people.

Chai Lu Ganji: Describe someone as thin.

Laobaier: Friend.

Pretty dead: lazy, unwilling to get up.

Death; When the word "death" is used in spoken language, it often means "extraordinary" and "special", which means extreme.

Death: people die, die.

Bridge side: a derogatory term, referring to death.

Logger Vick: Bald head, bald head.

Ear hair: used to refer to short hairstyles cut by women.

Babatou: a hairstyle for women, that is, combing the hair and tying it behind the head.

Which piece: where. This piece: here.

Classic car (made in Chuton Mami): precise and skilled. For example, "He is really an old car."

Lagua: It's dirty and messy.

Strange: disgusting.

Trick: Trick.

Immediately: immediately, immediately.

Out: treacherous, such as "this person is too out", that is, this person is too treacherous.

Small rape and evil: describe people playing small slip.

Good: there are good and bad, such as "anything good can be used."

Evil: coincidence, chance encounter, chance.

Pretending: a derogatory term, referring to overeating.

Hang Wen: listless.

Clamping screw: interrupted.

Burning steamed stuffed bun: show off, show off.

Miscellaneous taste: teasing.

Gambling: it's steady, very sure.

Hu Li Batu: It's a mess.

Stack: for example, "take any stack and he will believe it."

Moral deficiency: moral deficiency.

Tick-tock: communication and verbosity.

Head display: comfortable and comfortable.

Crash: Something's wrong.

Lou: poor, no.

Whistle: babbling, bragging.

Evil head and corpse: a prickly person who doesn't follow the right path.

Flower stem: playboy.

Moving: children's games.

Ranguzi: Toad.

Ugly: disgusting, ugly.

Shave the white child: pull it home.

Copy: urgent.

Sue: I'm in a hurry. If I "must die", I am in a hurry.

Ten points: not serious, such as "you are not ten points".

Fat: beautiful and frivolous.

Brush: hit. Brush a lamp for you.

Painting: losing face, such as "this really makes me paint."

Toothache words: that is, irrelevant words.

Second brother: a derogatory term, popular in the mid-1960 s and regarded as a joke of farmers.

High-end: collecting junk.

Jitouguo: A small thing, such as "This child is really like a Jitouguo".

Granules: acne.

Thirteen fists high: describe people who are short.

Kiss: Kiss.

Tragedy: stingy, such as "a dog's father is stingy to death."

Not a monkey's ear; It's not decent, for example, this person can't act like a monkey's ear. "

Fanqiu: Nothing to do, laughing at people.

Turn over a corpse: a derogatory term, meaning to make trouble because of idleness and boredom.

Monks and Taoists: Nothing serious, idle, such as "Zhang San's monk and Taoist all day".

Old bastard: slap in the face, such as "hit him an old bastard"

Knead (four times): buy it and ignore it, such as "I don't even look at you."

Second report: make a small report, such as "he will give you a second report, which is enough for you."

Fire dragon: fire fighting, fire engines.