What does it mean to have a dog?

"Dog leash" is the homonym of "go die", which comes from the English Rap performed by China artists at a concert.

For example, why are you pestering me? Take the leash. I have a deep memory of this word. I gave it to a girl who likes to say this word the first night. Hey, I met her on pp pronunciation. I don't know if it's my luck or her character. Anyway, it's almost three months since we played together and went crazy. < P > Waiting online, urgent! ! ! ! ! You have a dog outside! What do you mean?

You cheated on me.

What do you mean by a leash?

Causes of Dog Strap

In September p>215, Z.TAO, who participated in a brand's Spring/Summer Fashion Week 216 in London, missed the opening time while watching the show, so she had to join the model team who was on the catwalk, while looking for her seat, and finally sat next to suzy menkes, a fashion critic and editor-in-chief of VOGUE. After this pioneering work of "entering the catwalk" was exposed on the Internet, many netizens shouted "Too shameful"!

The next day, Z.TAO wrote a letter explaining: "My makeup and hair are done according to the expected time, and I left home one hour earlier, but the traffic jam on the road is really unpredictable. I was very anxious, so I proposed to get off the bus and walk over. The whole team, including bodyguards, photographers and camera teams, ran all the way for 8 blocks and rushed to the door of the show. " He also apologized for being late.

ps: London, England ***6 blocks, Z.TAO, he said he ran 8 blocks.

For Z.TAO's explanation, although some fans think that he is frank and lovely, more netizens think that traffic jam is not the reason. Everyone watching the show has to go through the traffic jam in London to get to the venue.

Wang Sicong, the "entertainment discipline inspection commission", even mercilessly mocked Z.TAO for "rubbing the catwalk".

the origin of the leash

the word "leash" comes from a rap in Z.TAO.

godie

listen to my freestyle

someone accused me of

making rumors

trying to make me angry

losing confidence

hehe

don * t be naive

this is my life am fine

I won't go to die so easily, huh?

Your life is loser! So don‘t waste your time on making rumor!

Afterwards, the word "leash" from Z.TAO rap unexpectedly became popular on the Internet.

What does a leash mean?

"leash" is a literal translation of English "go die", which means "go to hell" and "go to hell".

On September 21st, 215, Gao Xiaosong took two photos in Weibo, including a photo with a grin, and netizens joked that "I choose a leash".

what does a dog stRap mean? 1 points

go dead ...................

What does a dog strap mean in the internet?

"Dog strap" is a homonym for "go die", which comes from an English rap performed by Z.TAO, a member of the popular Korean group EXO China. Listen My Freestyle Someone accused me of making rumors and wanted me to be angry and lose confidence. Hehe, I won't go die so easily, huh? Your life is loser! So don‘t waste your time on making rumor!

What is the meaning of the leash?

The leash =go die

The source: Z.TAO's own RAP

Lyrics Listen My Freestyle

Someone scolded me and made rumors, trying to make me angry and lose confidence. Ha ha.

Don't be naive. This is my life. I am fine.

I won't go die so easily, huh?

Your life is loser! So don‘t waste your time on making rumor!

What does a dog mean

1. It refers to a branch of canines. . . After humans domesticated them, they had various shapes, big and small, many colors and so on.

2. Also, in foreign countries, such as the United States, they think dogs are good animals, such as "leader", and there is a "dog" in this word, which means that dogs are very popular there.

3. On the contrary, China thinks that dogs are not very good animals, so there are some idioms, such as "friends with dogs". Therefore, you will find that some people curse "pigs" and some people curse "dogs". . .

LZ is a good man. . . Seek adoption. . .

References: Hand-beating. . . .

what does * * * mean?

"* * *" is a vulgar and vulgar language of mutual abuse and swearing.

Is the dog barking hungry … and what does it mean when the dog grinds his teeth?

Have you ever had a dog upstairs? I think it's terrible! There are many reasons why a dog barks. If it barks at you, it means that it is hungry or it wants to go out. If it is hungry, it may do actions that you can understand in addition to barking. For example, if my dog is hungry, it will go to his food bowl. Also, you should buy it something to grind teeth, which is available on Taobao.

What do puppies' barks mean?

People often make a mistake in not listening carefully to dogs' vocalizations, so they can't identify the meanings contained in dogs' vocalizations. Human ears still can't understand the sound of dogs.

For Britain and America, the barking of dogs is "Pao Woo", "Woo Woo" and "Ah Ah Ah"; for Spain, it is "Yo Yo"; for the Dutch, it is "Wow Wow". What the Germans heard was "Oh, Oh", and the Czechs said it was "Hey, Hey". Of course, we in China were "Wang Wang". Maybe these are dog dialects.

What we need to know is what frequency and tone the dog barks and what it means.

Here is a mini dictionary of barking dogs, which may be helpful for your communication with dogs.

* continuous rapid barking, middle tone: "Come on, there is trouble, someone has invaded our territory." This is a dog alarm.

* barks continuously, but at a slow speed and in a low tone: "The intruder is very close, ready to fight!" This is also a warning to intruders.

* Pause every three or four quick barks, and then repeat: "We suspect that an intruder is approaching our territory. I think we should be vigilant. " For modern home, it is a reminder to the owner.

* Long or uninterrupted barking, with a not short interval: "Is anyone there? I am lonely, I need a partner! " This is the most common reaction after dogs are locked up or left alone.

* One or two sharp and short barks with a middle tone: "Hi, hello." This is a typical greeting voice.

* A single short, sharp bark with a low tone: "Don't do that again!" It is usually the sound made by a bitch when she is training her puppy, but it may also be the sound made when she is bored with other dogs or hurt by her owner (for example, when grooming her hair).

* A single sharp and rapid bark with a higher pitch: "Is this the top?" Or "huh?" This means surprise. If the sound is repeated 2~3 times, the meaning will become: "Come and have a look at this!" " It means calling a partner or host to see a new thing. The same bark, if not so sharp, usually means "come here!" Many dogs run to the door and make this noise, indicating that they want to go out for a walk. If the pitch drops, it means, "Great!" "Great!" Dogs usually make this sound when they receive food.

* A single scream or a very short high-pitched bark: "Ouch!" This is a response to unexpected pain. (different from the pain caused by the owner)

* A series of screams: "I am so painful!" "I'm really scared!" This is a response to severe fear and pain.

* stuttering bark, middle pitch: if we describe the barking of a dog as "whoa", then the stuttering bark is "whoa." This is usually a prelude to a game activity, which means "Let's play."

* barking at a high level: it's a bit hard to describe, but you must have heard it before. He is usually a series of barks, often starting with a middle pitch, but the pitch suddenly rises, almost screaming, but the pitch is not that high. This is a bark representing play, which is usually used in tumbling games to show emotional excitement. It can be interpreted as: "This is fun!"

Roaring:

Roaring can occur alone, or it can be used to assist barking and add a little threat.

* Soft, low-pitched bark: "Be careful!" "Stand back!" This is used as a threat, which usually makes the other person go away and leave some space for the barking dog.

* Low-pitched, growling bark: This growling is the prelude to barking. It stands for: "I am very unhappy, don't come near, or I will be impolite!" " This is a clear warning that the dog will attack if it approaches again.

* growling bark in the high-pitched tone: "I am worried (or scared), but I will protect myself!" This is a threat from an animal with insufficient self-confidence, but if it is forced again, it will still fight back.

* Fluctuating growl: This kind of growl may be any tone from a low tone to a high tone. When the tone rises gradually, a middle dog will bark. It means, "I'm scared. If you lean over, I may attack you or run away! " This is a fearful and aggressive bark from a dog with low self-confidence.

* roared noisily, but didn't show his teeth: "This is a good game!

""I had a good time! " This kind of growl is usually a part of the game, and it is also between one ... >; >