Meaning: This term is the anagram of the Chinese phrase “给利奥” (pronounced the same as “给力噢,” meaning “awesome, cool”). First used by a vlogger on short video platform kuaishou.com, this term often appears at the end of a sentence as an exclamation to praise other people or cheer them or oneself up. Example: A: 马上就要历史期末考了,我还有几本老师规定的必读书没看完。 Mǎshàng jiùyào lìshǐ qīmòkǎo le,wǒ háiyǒu jǐběn lǎoshī guīdìng de bìdú shū méi kàn wán。 The final exam for history is imminent, but I haven’t yet finished reading the books the teacher assigned as must-read. B: 不是还有十天吗,今天开始挑灯夜战啊。奥利给! Búshì háiyǒu shítiān ma,jīntiān kāishǐ tiǎo dēng yèzhàn a。Aolìgěi! Aren’t there 10 more days before the exam? You can start studying late into the night from today. Come on! |