我刚才这一口老血 吐出来 觉得
“After I spit out that blood, I felt”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我刚才这 一口老血 吐出来 觉得
“After I spit out that blood, I felt”
“I was thoroughly exasperated, but letting it all out actually made me feel relieved.”
Borrowing from wuxia and historical dramas where extreme internal injury or shock makes characters vomit blood, modern speakers use this trope jokingly to express dramatic exasperation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
a mouthful of blood (metaphor for extreme exasperation or shock)
Popular internet and pop-culture slang derived from melodrama tropes; used when feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, or comically defeated.
to vomit out; to spit out
Standard directional verb compound indicating the expulsion of something from the mouth, used literally or figuratively.