吐了

tùle
interjection

Meanings

  1. 1 (slang) I'm done, I can't even, that's gross / cringe / exhausting (internet exclamation of disgust or exasperation)
  2. 2 (literal) threw up

Examples

Yòu jiābān dào shíyī diǎn, tùle.
Working late until eleven again — I can't.
Zhè jùqíng yě tài gǒuxuèle, tùle.
This plot is so over-the-top melodramatic, I'm done.
Tā zuówǎn hē duōle, zài lùbiān tùle.
He drank too much last night and threw up by the side of the road.

Tips

register
As an interjection, highly colloquial Weibo/WeChat register from around 2020 onward. Same vibe as English 'I'm dead' or 'I can't even'. Not tied to literal vomiting. Close cousins: 麻了 (I'm numb from it), 绝了 (wild / amazing).
mistakes
Don't confuse tù (to vomit, used here) with tǔ (to spit out, e.g. 'to spit').

Stroke Order

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