Lingaku- to swing one's sleeve (in anger)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to swing one's sleeve (in anger)
This phrase is used to describe a gesture made in frustration or anger, often indicating a dramatic dismissal or rejection.
He swung his sleeve in anger.
She always swings her sleeve when she is unhappy.
Generated collocations (experimental)
shuǎi xiù zi甩袖子to swing one's sleeveshuǎi xiù zi甩袖子zǒu rén走人to leave angrily (with a swing of one's sleeve)shuǎi xiù zi甩袖子fā pí qì发脾气to lose one's temper by swinging one's sleeveshuǎi xiù zi甩袖子lí kāi离开to leave in a huffshuǎi xiù zi甩袖子jù jué拒绝to reject angrily (with a swing of one's sleeve)shuǎi xiù zi甩袖子qiáo bù qǐ瞧不起to look down upon someone with contempt while swinging one's sleeveshuǎi xiù zi甩袖子huí yìng回应to respond sharply (with a swing of one's sleeve)shuǎi xiù zi甩袖子bù lǐ不理to ignore someone angrily (by swinging one's sleeve)