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How do you say 头大 in English?
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英语太难了,学得我头大。
I just don't want to use "head exploding" which scares me.
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英语太难了,学得我头大。
I just don't want to use "head exploding" which scares me.
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Should be moved to ell.se, it's about English, not Chinese.
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英语太难了,学得我头大。
I just don't want to use "head exploding" which scares me.
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英语太难了,学得我头大。
I just don't want to use "head exploding" which scares me.
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Should be moved to ell.se, it's about English, not Chinese.
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頭大 figuratively means to be distressed/overwhelmed/worried. In English, the equivalent word is the figurative headache.
英語太難了,學得我頭大
English is too difficult; studying it is (too overwhelming) / (giving me a headache)
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头大 just means 'head is big' as in "头大没脑" (big head but no brain)
The common phrase is 头也大了 or 头都大了 . e.g. "英语太难了,学得我头也大了。"
The English expression "make my head spin" is a good counterpart of it
You can also simply say "my brain hurt"
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頭大 figuratively means to be distressed/overwhelmed/worried. In English, the equivalent word is the figurative headache.
英語太難了,學得我頭大
English is too difficult; studying it is (too overwhelming) / (giving me a headache)
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頭大 figuratively means to be distressed/overwhelmed/worried. In English, the equivalent word is the figurative headache.
英語太難了,學得我頭大
English is too difficult; studying it is (too overwhelming) / (giving me a headache)
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頭大 figuratively means to be distressed/overwhelmed/worried. In English, the equivalent word is the figurative headache.
英語太難了,學得我頭大
English is too difficult; studying it is (too overwhelming) / (giving me a headache)
頭大 figuratively means to be distressed/overwhelmed/worried. In English, the equivalent word is the figurative headache.
英語太難了,學得我頭大
English is too difficult; studying it is (too overwhelming) / (giving me a headache)
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头大 just means 'head is big' as in "头大没脑" (big head but no brain)
The common phrase is 头也大了 or 头都大了 . e.g. "英语太难了,学得我头也大了。"
The English expression "make my head spin" is a good counterpart of it
You can also simply say "my brain hurt"
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头大 just means 'head is big' as in "头大没脑" (big head but no brain)
The common phrase is 头也大了 or 头都大了 . e.g. "英语太难了,学得我头也大了。"
The English expression "make my head spin" is a good counterpart of it
You can also simply say "my brain hurt"
add a comment |
头大 just means 'head is big' as in "头大没脑" (big head but no brain)
The common phrase is 头也大了 or 头都大了 . e.g. "英语太难了,学得我头也大了。"
The English expression "make my head spin" is a good counterpart of it
You can also simply say "my brain hurt"
头大 just means 'head is big' as in "头大没脑" (big head but no brain)
The common phrase is 头也大了 or 头都大了 . e.g. "英语太难了,学得我头也大了。"
The English expression "make my head spin" is a good counterpart of it
You can also simply say "my brain hurt"
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