Single dog English

"single dog" English can be said to be: single dog.

1, fixed collocation:

Single e dog? single dog

Super single dog? Super single dog

2. Shanghai? -? What if? You are. Answer? "Single? A dog, a bare branch, a leftover woman? "man" Or? A "leftover? Woman "-? All of them? Unmarried nickname? China? -What about you? May? Found it? Valentine's day? Day? Especially? Working on it. ?

SHANGHAI-If you are single dog, a bachelor, a leftover man or a leftover woman-all these are the names of unmarried people in China-you may find Valentine's Day particularly difficult.

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The word "single dog" originated from the online community, and its origin is related to a Chinese odyssey.

The origin of "He looks like a dog", the last scene of the Great Sage's wedding in A Chinese Odyssey, began to appear on 20 1 1 and was widely used by netizens. The word "diaosi" is also popular on the Internet. Single dog used to describe single people, which originated from a self-mockery of single people, and mostly used the first person. In the future, users can also use it to address others. At this time, it has a little derogatory meaning and a strong teasing meaning. Early appeared in the film "furong town" in the dialogue between the leader and the stationmaster of the grain station.