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do someone's head in in Chinese

do someone's head in in Chinese is 抓狂.

do someone's head in in Chinese

抓狂
verb
Pronounced: zhuā kuáng
(UK, Australian, informal, idiomatic) To frustrate, infuriate, irritate or disturb someone.
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What is "do someone's head in" in Chinese?

"do someone's head in" in Chinese is 抓狂.

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"do someone's head in" in Chinese is 抓狂, pronounced "zhuā kuáng".

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