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黑口黑面 (hak1 hau2 hak1 min6) — meaning, pronunciation, examples

黑口黑面 (hak1 hau2 hak1 min6, hēi kǒu hēi miàn) — (adjective) (of people's look) irate; gloomy; to pull a long face; pissed off; to look displeased; purple in the face

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Level

beyond HSK

Related words

• 黑人僧 (hak1 jan4 zang1) — obnoxious
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