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Seed phrase / Mnemonic - Recovery words for your crypto wallet.
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This is the complete browsable index of our Chinese Slang Dictionary — 3800+ verified internet slang terms used on platforms like Weibo, Bilibili, Douyin, and Xiaohongshu. Every entry includes the Chinese characters (汉字), pinyin with tone marks, an English translation, at least one example sentence in authentic Chinese, and a cultural note explaining where the term comes from and how it is really used. Terms are ranked by community votes, so the most useful and widely used terms appear first. New slang is added daily from trending Chinese social media. Looking for a specific term? Use the search bar at the top of the page.
Seed phrase / Mnemonic - Recovery words for your crypto wallet.
Write your seed phrase on paper, do not store it on your phone.
Translates to 'destined to be great.' This term is used to encourage someone, especially in difficult times, expressing the idea that they will eventually succeed.
Don't give up; you are destined to be great!
Meaning 'minimalist,' this term is used to describe a lifestyle or design that embraces simplicity and functionality. It's often associated with aesthetics in contemporary design and lifestyle choices.
I like minimalist home decor; it's simple and elegant.
Translating to 'steady happiness', this phrase captures the essence of a stable, reliable, and lasting relationship or contentment in life. It emphasizes the value of enduring love or satisfaction.
I want to share a steady happiness with him.
Literally meaning 'current充,' it describes someone who is perceived as having a fulfilling life, often in relationships and social status. The term can be used both positively and negatively.
She always shares her wonderful life on social media; she’s truly a current充.
Referring to a popular Chinese chili sauce brand, this term is used humorously to symbolize anything that adds flavor or excitement to life, often in a deceptively simple way.
This seasoning is like Lao Gan Ma; it adds so much flavor to the dish.
Literally meaning 'to push a cart,' this term is often used to describe someone who is working hard to promote or support something, especially in business or online content.
He is a content creator who's really pushing his brand, gaining more fans every day.
Translating to 'as if' or 'seemingly,' this term is used to describe feelings or situations perceived in a certain way, often with a touch of irony.
He seems like he will never take things seriously.
Translating to 'beautiful person with a kind heart', this term is used to describe someone who is not only physically attractive but also kind and compassionate. It emphasizes inner beauty as much as outer beauty.
She is truly a beautiful person with a kind heart; everyone likes her.
This term means 'only because it didn’t succeed,' often used to express disappointment about unfulfilled expectations, like a failed plan or relationship. It conveys feelings of bitterness or regret.
The reason I liked him was really just because it didn’t work out.
Translating to 'glittering gold,' this term describes something shiny or showy. It is often used to describe ostentatious behavior or appearances.
The glittering gold outfit she wore today was so eye-catching.
Translating to 'one breath,' this term describes doing something in one go or a continuous effort without stopping. It’s often used to express endurance or determination.
I watched this series in one go; it was so good!
Literally 'little knife,' this term refers to someone who makes sharp, biting comments but is often seen as humorous or endearing. It's like calling someone a 'sassy friend.'
He always has a sharp tongue; it's really both amusing and frustrating.
This term literally means 'turn around,' and is used in a metaphorical sense to indicate changing one's mind or direction in life. It's popular among youth who often reconsider their choices.
I've decided to turn around and change my career direction.
This term means 'forwarding for a lottery' and refers to a common practice on social media where users share posts to enter a prize draw. It represents the interactive and promotional nature of social media.
There are many forwarding lotteries; I want to try my luck too.
Literally 'aunt's grave', used to refer to someone who is overly emotional or dramatic, similar to saying someone is being 'extra'.
She always cries like she's at an aunt's grave.
Kung Fu — both the martial art and the title of Stephen Chow's 2004 masterpiece. The film's exaggerated fight sequences and underdog hero story made 功夫 a reference for any absurd, spectacular skill demonstration, or f...
He seemed completely ordinary until he got on stage — like the underdog in Kung Fu Hustle, everyone was shocked.
Translating to 'silence is better than sound', this phrase suggests that sometimes, inaction or silence communicates more effectively than words. It's often used in discussions about choosing not to engage in drama.
In this situation, silence is better than sound is the best choice.
Literally meaning 'to defeat', this term refers to overcoming challenges, often used in gaming or competitive contexts to celebrate victories or achievements.
I 'defeated' the final boss, it feels so good.
Translating to 'graveyard economy,' this term humorously refers to activities that people engage in after their work, such as hobbies or side jobs that don't yield significant financial returns. It highlights how peop...
I've recently started a graveyard economy, making handicrafts.
Translating to 'rich or poor,' this phrase is used to refer to the dichotomy of wealth in society. It highlights the stark differences between those who have money and those who struggle financially.
Whether you are rich or poor, life must go on.
Translating to 'plot twist', this term is used in discussing stories, movies, or dramas where unexpected changes occur. It reflects the audience's engagement with narratives that defy expectations.
The plot twist in this story took me by surprise!
Translating to 'not in agreement with a single word', this phrase is used to describe conflicts that arise unexpectedly or without sufficient reason. It suggests a sudden fallout, often used humorously or dramatically.
We had a sudden disagreement, and it turned quite unpleasant.
Translating to 'urban disease,' this term refers to the various issues faced by people living in cities, such as stress, anxiety, and burnout. It captures the negatives of urban living amid the fast-paced lifestyle.
As urban issues worsen, people increasingly yearn for a pastoral life.
Literal translation means 'to eat by face,' referring to individuals whose attractiveness plays a crucial role in their success, especially in entertainment or social media contexts. It implies that appearance matters...
In this industry, many people succeed based on looks.
Meaning 'surrounding areas' or 'peripherals,' this term is often used to refer to merchandise or products related to a particular fandom or interest.
The merchandise related to this game is very popular.
Refers to a 'Twitter-style mindset,' characterized by concise communication and immediate responses, often focusing on trends and current events. It suggests a tendency towards superficial engagement.
In our information-exploding era, many people have developed a Twitter-style mindset.
Translating to 'silent exit,' this term refers to leaving a conversation or group without making a fuss, often used when someone feels uncomfortable or is avoiding drama.
He felt out of place in the group chat, so he chose to exit silently.
Translates to 'uncanny valley,' used to describe the eeriness felt towards robots or animations that look almost human. It's often discussed in the context of technology and AI.
Seeing that robot, which looks almost human, made me feel like I was in the uncanny valley.
Translating to 'mindset,' this term is used to describe one’s attitude or approach towards life, situations, or challenges. It’s frequently mentioned in the context of personal development.
Changing your mindset is essential to better face life’s challenges.
This term translates to 'short holiday' and refers to brief breaks during weeks or weekends, especially in relation to work schedules. It embodies the anticipation of time off.
I’m looking forward to the next short holiday to travel.
Translating to 'Worker's Day,' it humorously refers to any day spent working hard, especially when people wish they could take a break instead. This term often highlights the grind of everyday work life.
Today is Worker's Day; everyone is exhausted.
This phrase means 'wasting life,' commonly used to express regret or frustration over time spent on unproductive activities or things that don't bring fulfillment.
Sometimes I feel like I'm wasting my life binge-watching shows.
Translating to 'smooth sailing all the way', this phrase is often used to wish someone a safe and easy journey. It carries a positive connotation and expresses good wishes for a smooth experience.
Wishing you 'smooth sailing all the way' on your trip; have a pleasant journey!
Translating to 'cloud chatting,' it refers to engaging in conversations that are informal and light-hearted, often online.
Let’s have a cloud chat tonight and talk about some recent fun stories.
Literally translating to 'naughty,' this term describes someone who is playful or mischievous in a light-hearted way. It’s often used affectionately, particularly towards children or pets.
This little dog is so naughty; it always runs around recklessly.
Translating to 'little drama queen,' this term is used affectionately or teasingly to describe someone who tends to exaggerate or dramatize situations for effect. It's often used in a humorous context.
He's always so emotional; he's such a little drama queen.
So broke you can hear the coins clinking — a vivid, humorous Beijing expression for extreme poverty. The image is your last few coins rattling around in an otherwise empty wallet. Used to describe being flat broke wit...
The week before payday I am so broke I can hear coins clinking — only eating steamed buns at home.
This term means 'to be endearing' or 'charming,' often used to describe someone who has a pleasant or likable personality. It conveys warmth and affection.
This child is truly endearing.
Translating to 'netizen', this term refers to internet users who actively participate in online communities. It reflects the growing influence of online platforms and social media on public discourse and culture.
This issue has sparked discussion among a wide range of netizens.
This term means 'to snore,' but is often used humorously online to describe someone who is not paying attention or is uninformed about a topic. It embodies a sense of detachment or ignorance.
I was telling a joke, and he was actually snoring.
This term translates to 'generate' and is often used in the context of creating content, especially in AI discussions or when someone is discussing creativity and output. It can imply that something was produced rapid...
The melody of this song is generated too easily.
Meaning 'willful' or 'headstrong,' this term describes someone who is selfish or acts on a whim without considering consequences. It can be used in both critical and playful tones.
She is really willful, always wanting to do what she likes.
Bull market - A rising market where prices are going up.
The bull market is here, everyone is making money.
This term translates to 'change name,' often used in online contexts when users change their usernames or online identities, reflecting digital reinvention.
I feel like I should change my account name to switch up my style.
Literally 'sorry to disturb,' this phrase is commonly used in a casual tone to indicate lightheartedness when interrupting someone. It's akin to saying 'pardon the interruption' in English.
Sorry to disturb, I just wanted to ask about this matter.
Translating to 'varied brainwashing', this term is used metaphorically to describe methods of persuasion that are overly repetitive or creative. It often relates to how advertisers or influencers try to convince people.
This ad is truly varied brainwashing; after hearing it once, I want to buy it.
Translating to 'understanding king,' this term is used humorously to describe someone who thinks they know everything or has a strong opinion on various topics.
He always wants to be the understanding king, but many of his statements are rebutted.
This term means 'to run wild,' referring to someone who acts freely and without restraint, often in a rebellious or carefree manner. It can be used in various contexts from personal freedom to creative expression.
During the holidays, I want to run wild and travel to explore new places.
This phrase translates to 'a mother’s heart' and is used to describe someone who is overly caring or protective, often in a humorous way. It conveys a sense of nurturing, sometimes to a fault.
You really have a mother’s heart, always worrying about me.
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