Be trampled - Beijing dialect, meaning to be buried or trampled, to trample oneself, that is, to commit suicide.
Karma - sin, sin.
Putting the Dragon Gate Formation - Sichuan dialect, meaning chatting.
Yibongzi - Beijing dialect, which means a long time. Sometimes I also talk about it.
No. - Another name for prison or detention center.
Piazi - "Piazi" is pronounced as "Piazi", and "Piazi" is a business card, a new dialect in Beijing.
Maozhu - Beijing dialect, means to stay idle, and also means to hide.
Ti - also called "T", which means RMB, is a slang term in Taoism.
Mommy - the head waitress in the karaoke hall.
Qieshao - Beijing dialect, meaning not knowing, making a joke.
Quan Jiaoer - a lingo in Beijing, which means selling oneself, that is, secret prostitution.
Pangzhu - that is, attached to, from which the word "pongjiaer" is derived.
Ge - Beijing dialect, which means people with different temperaments and weird personalities. Sometimes it is also used as an adjective to describe something or something.
Being a drifter means wandering around in society without a job. Beijing dialect.
Pati - the transliteration of English party, meaning a small dance, concert, or party. (Hong Kong and Taiwan translation party)
Yan Mohu - bat. Beijing dialect.
Dala——La, a new Beijing dialect, refers to a loose woman who sells her appearance and body. Adding the word "大" in front of "La" emphasizes its fame and ruthlessness in "killing people". Research on the meaning of "La" is related to "pull people", "pu people" means "kill people", and "pu" is the sound change of "pu".
Sell - a lingo in Beijing, which means selling oneself.
Leizi - slang, Jiyi mop.com.
Pan'er - Beijing's slang for face. Pan'er is derived from the word "face pan".
The bottom is off - Beijing dialect, you know the other party's bottom line.
Lao Ke La Wan - Beijing dialect, a person who despises himself for being old, useless and conservative.
Sweeping - a Beijing dialect that means asking around. Scanning is different from asking. "Sweeping" has a more active meaning.
Zhang Zhushen - Beijing dialect, pay attention.
To tease the toothpick--a Beijing dialect, it means joking, similar to "to tease a cough", "to tease a boring child", "to tease a hahaer", etc.
Xizang - Beijing dialect, meaning down-to-earth.
Playing with a scorpion and catching a tiger's cub - in Beijing dialect, if a scorpion catches a tiger's cub, it is a gecko. It crawls briskly and is not easy for people to catch. "Playing with a scorpion and a tiger's zi" means that people can't touch it, and it describes people who are slippery.
Duanlai - Beijing dialect, meaning copied. Duan is a simplified term for "Lian Guo Duan".
眜眜 - Beijing dialect, meaning look, see, look.
Finding people - a new slang in Beijing, fishing means to salvage. People in Beijing call people who are detained or imprisoned "falling in" (falling into the river), so there is a saying of "fishing out people", that is, using unfair means to get the detained people out.
Wandering at night - a popular saying in Beijing, meaning you don’t go back home but spend the night wandering out.
Saying hysteria - a Beijing dialect, wandering around at night. Hysteria is a disease, and this word is an extension.
Can't help it - Beijing dialect. "Bang" is a verb, which means you can't control your own thoughts.
Zhe——pronounced "tongue", a new buzzword in Beijing, means committing a crime and being arrested by gonggan officers. It was originally a lingo, that is, slang, and was later quoted by young people and became popular.
Zhe - pronounced "cover", Zhetou Zhe, originally was a lingo, meaning to be caught by gonggan personnel, and later became a popular saying, "zhe in", "zhe in", that is It means to be locked up.
Quanxuquantail - Beijing dialect, complete, meaning the whole body. At the end, read "Yi'er".
On the occasion - Beijing dialect, to participate in an event on some occasion.
Seeing things in one's eyes - a commonly used expression in Beijing, which means that one can see things in one's eyes and can act in time without being reminded by others.
Take the big top - Beijing dialect, stand upside down.
Fa Xiao'er - Beijing dialect, I grew up together, Fa, pronounced fa.
Huantu - Beijing dialect, meaning anxious or angry.
Can't control the edge - a Beijing dialect, meaning that you can't speak well and love to talk a lot.
Tiaofei - Beijing dialect, refers to the expenses in daily life of the family. Pick, read ti?o.
Wuzizi and Liushou - a Beijing dialect that describes a person who is as skinny as a stick due to lack of food and drink.
Laojiaer - Beijing dialect, referring to parents. "老家儿" is a common expression among Beijingers if you pronounce it quickly and it becomes "老jian".
Hundred years - Beijing dialect, meaning death.
Zhi Xiaoer - Beijing dialect, meaning childhood.
Xiao Mi - mistress. Beijing’s new buzzword.
Losing the waist - Beijing dialect, playing tricks.
Nian Yang'er - Beijing dialect, meaning to find something to say, chat, or talk when you have nothing to say.
His uncle's - Beijing dialect, curse words without swear words.
It’s a Beijing dialect, sorry.
What's the matter? In Beijing dialect, what's the matter? It's a simplification of a play.
Zouying - a Beijing dialect that means frequent trips back and forth. The extended meaning here is that there is something on one's mind and one is in a panic, which can also be said to be troublesome.
Ao Tou - Beijing dialect, meaning trouble in the heart, also written as Ao Ke.
Saved - a Beijing dialect that describes not exercising all the time and the body becoming unstretched. Save, read cuan.
Diagua - Beijing dialect, I kept thinking about it over and over in my mind.
Zha Mo Shi'er - Beijing dialect, meaning to shout suddenly. The teahouse in Houmenqiao,
Yipinxuan - a witty saying in old Beijing. Houmenqiao is the name of Beijing, and Yipinxuan is the name of the teahouse.
Sell Shanyin - Beijing dialect, show off your knowledge.
Taking the head and patting the head - Beijing dialect, a person who does not understand the world.
Wancai - a new buzzword in Beijing, meaning finished. This term is derived from "Xie Cai", "Blind Cai", etc. "Cai" as a suffix word has no actual meaning, just like "play" as a suffix in Beijing dialect.
Jueer - Beijing dialect, meaning position. Jue is a simplification of the title, which is the official title.
Things outside the box - Beijing dialect, that is, things outside the box, with the meaning of breaking the law and discipline.
Hauncai is a new buzzword in Beijing, which means dizzy. "Haicai" is similar to "blind food", "end of food" and so on.
Blowing up the temple - a Beijing dialect that means to bluff, and it also means to bluff people.
Dirty mouth - a term used by bird keepers, mixed with noise. 'Bailing' can bet on the mouth, that is, it can learn various sounds, but it is taboo to learn noises. Once the bird is 'dirty', the bird will be worthless.
Han - Beijing's new buzzword, meaning to imprison criminal suspects.
睖——Beijing dialect, squinting.
Glorious—Beijing’s new buzzword, a simplification of glorious sacrifice. Glory means sacrifice, which means death.
Bangchui - Beijing dialect, meaning stupid, layman.
Lai Gao'er - Beijing dialect, meaning to observe, often used together with Da Yuan'er.
Hazhu - a Beijing dialect that means begging. Ha, it means a little bit of nodding and bowing to flatter the other person.
One - Beijing's new buzzword, another name for ten thousand, similar to "Great Unity" means ten yuan, one piece means one hundred yuan, and one means one thousand yuan. "一" is a simplification of the prefix "草". The traditional Chinese character "square" has the prefix "草", hence the name.
Bai Kan'er - a term in the kitchen industry for making pasta.
Chou'er - a clown in Peking Opera.
Light bulb'er - Beijing dialect, a mocking name for a person who is being used as a liar.
Catch up - Beijing dialect, meaning to take the initiative.
Grandma's - Beijing dialect, exclamation words, used to express surprise. If "的" is not added, just saying "grandma" is a rebuttal, which means "nonsense", "can't do it", and "don't do it", but the meaning of "的" changes when "the" is added. "" is pronounced "catched".
Nanmanzi - a disparaging name for southerners from the north, but this term has long been outdated, and now generally refers to people with rough temperaments from the south.
Eat black dates - get shot.
Tao porcelain - a new buzzword in Beijing, which means "tao porcelain".
Qing'er - Beijing's new buzzword, the abbreviation of lover and mistress.
Take care of your boss - the customers in your business.
Stretch - Beijing dialect, meaning to criticize or scold.
Take off - short for striptease show.
Baoluan - Beijing dialect, meaning to insert interference.
Triangle shooting - a favorite thing for teenagers in Beijing in the 1950s and 1960s. They folded used cigarette boxes into a triangle shape and pressed the front and back with their hands on the ground to decide whether to win or lose.
Go to the mahjong table - refers to playing mahjong.
The threshold - refers to entering the circle of a "gang" (i.e. the underworld).
Mistaken eyes - that is, seeing something wrong, Beijing dialect, used here is an extension, that is, analyzing the problem incorrectly.
Leave Gaoer and fight far away - Beijing dialect, looking into the distance.
Hometown Queer - Beijing dialect, a mocking term for older people.
Duan - Beijing dialect, means to kill or knock off.
Suiji - Beijing dialect, refers to a person who serves and works for others, with a derogatory connotation.
Qing Xiaoer - Beijing dialect, the original meaning of Qing is to lift up, and Qing Xiaoer means to grow up.
褃佳儿 - Beijing dialect, critical moment, just like the word "Jiejunjianer".
Qianjiao - Beijing dialect, talking about old things, that is, recalling the past.
Selling green onions - a Beijing dialect that means pretending to be stupid.
Taozhuang - a Beijing dialect that attracts people's attention.
Lose one's body - it is an old Beijing dialect. People in the past did not understand the science of sex and thought that men who have sex with women will lose the yang energy in their bodies, so there is this saying.
Zuji - Beijing dialect, meaning wood deformed by wind and sun. This expression is extended to mean seeing people wrongly. In Beijing dialect, there is "walking away", which has the same meaning as this word.
What kind of role are you going to? What role do you play? Go means to be a role. Jiao'er, role, is pronounced "Jue'er".
Gouer's - a curse word in Beijing dialect.
Fangfener - Beijing's new buzzword, meaning rampant.
Ban'er spade - shovel.
Reimbursement - in Beijing dialect, it means finished or gone.
Find a rope - means to hang yourself.
猌Woer - Beijing dialect, refers to eggs and duck eggs that are damaged before they come out of the nest.
Chi Deng - Beijing dialect, meaning hesitation.
Ao Ke - Beijing dialect, meaning torment.
Lianheer - Beijing dialect, partnership, partner.
This Huizi - in Beijing dialect, the word "hui" is pronounced as "rui". This time means a long time, that is, half a day. This saying is a very popular saying in Beijing.
Tongdanzier - means virginity.
Zhengxing - Beijing dialect, naughty, not serious. OK, read "shape".
Wang Laowu - a joking name for a bachelor.
Mali'er - Beijing dialect, hurry up, mean hurry up. This sentence must be rhymed with "er", "Lier" is pronounced softly.
Hey, let the child ride on your neck.
忿Wozi - Beijing dialect, cowardly, shy and cowardly by nature.
Shift—a new buzzword in Beijing, meaning to get out of the way, avoid, and abandon.
Zhang Badian'er - Beijing dialect, meaning unstable.
Wrong Lai - Beijing dialect, the actual meaning.
Old face - Beijing dialect, meaning to lose one's face.
Not going well - a Beijing dialect that means things are not going well in your career.
Put on a coat with lice - a Beijing dialect that describes encountering tangled up troubles.
Half-hearted meaning - Beijing dialect, meaning hesitant and half-hearted.
Dizzy dish - Beijing dialect, meaning dizzy.
Jiantian - Beijing dialect, meaning every day.
axis - Beijing dialect, refers to a stubborn temper.
Have no idea or no idea - a saying often said by Beijingers, which means being clueless.
Throw away gossip.
Runner--a Beijing dialect, a dishonest woman. "Run" means to elope, so this word means to elope with a man.
It is harder than reaching the sky - it is extremely difficult to describe, and it is simply impossible.
When enemies meet, they are extremely jealous - with hatred in mind, they stare at each other fiercely after meeting.
Enemies become brothers - they were enemies in the previous life, but they are reincarnated as brothers in this life. Talk about the deep hatred between brothers.
The word dou is not known to be half a liter - one dou is ten liters, which means that one does not know a single word.
God knows whether it is fair or not - it sounds fair, but in fact it is unfair.
The father-in-law said that the father-in-law was right, and the mother-in-law said that the mother-in-law was right - when the parents-in-law argue, it is difficult for the daughter-in-law to express her position. It means that everyone has their own reasons, and it is difficult to tell who is right and who is wrong.
There is no wet firewood in a big fire - when the fire is strong, wet firewood can still burn. It also means that in a strong force or a warm environment, even the most stubborn person will be infected.
Burn one's butt - describe a very urgent situation.
The heart of fire should be empty, and the heart of the people should be real - speaking of people should be realistic and honest.
If there is wine today, you will be drunk today - originally from a poem by Luo Yin of the Tang Dynasty, the next line is "Don't care about what is right or wrong in front of the door." Just think of the immediate pleasure and don't think about the long term.
The toad at the bottom of the well has never seen a big day - he has little knowledge, short knowledge and short sight.
Don't interfere with each other - don't interfere with each other and do their own thing.
Sixty-six, you will lose a piece of meat if you don't die - commonly known as sixty-six is ??a hurdle in life, and it is easy to die.
Wooden glasses cannot see through you - it means that you cannot see that you have such ability, which means that you look down on the other party.
When a wooden fish changes its clapper, a piece of wood gets beaten - it is said that it always gets beaten.
Experts look at the door, while laymen only look at the excitement - Experts look at the essence and methods of things, while laymen only look at the appearance of things.
Practice one breath internally and muscles, bones and skin externally - to practice martial arts, you need to train your limbs, and you also need to practice Qigong, integrating the inside and outside.
Forcibly pressing the head of a cow without drinking water means forcing it, but you cannot force it with multiple fingers.
The bullshit is not just bragging - everything you say is true and not an exaggeration.
The two halves (flaps) of a cow's hoof - divided into two parts that cannot be put together.
The water is too big for a duck to get over - it is impossible to transcend.
The ground becomes wet when the water passes through it - a metaphor for not being deep or penetrating, just going through the motions.
Water and fire show no mercy - The disasters and casualties caused by water and fire are terrible. You should pay attention to fire prevention and be careful of drowning.
Water and fire are incompatible - they are fundamentally opposite and cannot be reconciled.
Water rice does not stick to teeth - refers to not eating or drinking water.
Water scorpions, not very good (sting) - not very good, not very good.
Water has a source, trees have roots - everything has a cause.
Tai Sui is the planet Jupiter. Ancient mathematicians believed that the location of Tai Sui was an unlucky place and it was not suitable to build anything. It is a metaphor for touching taboos and acting boldly.
The sun rises in the west - it is impossible or rare to say something.
The sun is shining down on your buttocks - talking about getting up very late in the morning.
The sky never changes - things will always change. It can also be said that "the mountains do not change but the water does" etc.
The sky struck with five thunders—this is retribution. Mostly used for swearing or cursing.
The secret of heaven cannot be leaked - the secret of heaven is the will of God. Important secrets cannot be leaked.
The martial arts in the Tianqiao area are all talk but no practice. Before liberation, martial arts performers in the Tianqiao area of ??Beijing were all talk but no practice, just to make ends meet. Talking big words without action.
Pie pies falling from the sky - refers to unexpected results and success by luck.
When the sky falls, the earth will follow - Don’t be afraid. No matter how big the problem is, someone will be responsible for it, or no matter how big the difficulty is, it can be solved.
If the sky falls, there will be a tall man to hold it up - no matter what disaster happens, it will not befall you first. There will be people to resist it, so there is no need to panic.
The sky will fall and hit everyone - Disasters are everyone's business, and there is no need for individuals to worry anxiously. It is also said that "the sky will fall on everyone".
Not even the King of Heaven and I - no one will allow it.
There is always a way - there is always a way.
It is going to rain, my mother is going to get married - these are things that no one can stop. As for letting it go, there is no other way.
The sky has unforeseen circumstances, and people have misfortunes and blessings. This is a metaphor for people having unpredictable disasters.
The bastard eats the weight and is determined - determined to be stubborn to the end; determined to the end.
The tortoise looked at the mung bean, and his eyes met - the tortoise's eyes were small, similar to those of the mung bean. It is said that both parties like each other.
The difference between Grandma Wang and Grandma Wang is not just one or two - the difference is quite big.
We were one family five hundred years ago - people with the same surname are a family, which is a similar way of saying it.
You can't eat hot tofu if you are anxious - don't be anxious, otherwise you won't be able to get things done.
When the mind is calm, it will naturally feel cool - When the mind is calm, it will naturally feel cool.
I felt like a mirror - I knew exactly what was going on.
If you are not sick in your heart, you will not be afraid of cold rice cakes - if you say you have not done anything wrong, you will not be afraid of being ridiculed by others.
What kind of wind brought you here? It’s hard to say, I didn’t expect it to come.