<p>If you don't mind carrying some informal words and be really "native", you can say</p>

<p>"吊diao爆了"。</p>

<p>The word 吊 is a little "obscene" as it refers some male reproductive organ but it's pretty commonly used on internet. </p>

<p>Literally translated: "It's so big that it looks like it's gonna explode."</p>

<p>It actually means:"That's so cool, like a boss!"</p>

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That is not just "obscene", it's totally swear.
Daniel Cheung
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John
<p>"大大" or "大神" is the slang which means the people is the master like a god.</p>

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For example,  Xi 大大?
Nobody
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I think calling someone "大大" is for showing the respect.
Chen OT
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Okay, I understand where you are coming from.
Nobody
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Chen OT
<p>The closest I can think of is:</p>

<p><code>霸氣外露</code> (bà qì wài lù)</p>

<p>Or</p>

<p><code>霸气侧露</code> Bàqì cè lù</p>

<p>It is a proverb but nowadays commonly used as a slang</p>

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very good answer, lol
AGamePlayer
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hello_harry
<p>Is there a Chinese equivalent of the colloquial English term, "like a boss?" Not an  <em>literal</em> translation but an equivalent thereof.</p>

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It's quite possible that there is no "Chinese way" that matches this Internet meme. Though some people use 老大 instead of 老板.
imrek
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# English slang translation

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-08-16)

Is there a Chinese equivalent of the colloquial English term, "like a boss?" Not an *literal* translation but an equivalent thereof.

**Tags:** translation, slang

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: It's quite possible that there is no "Chinese way" that matches this Internet meme. Though some people use 老大 instead of 老板.  

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## 3 answers

### Answer by username_6 on 2015-08-16. Score: 7 | Accepted answer

The closest I can think of is:

`霸氣外露` (bà qì wài lù)

Or

`霸气侧露` Bàqì cè lù

It is a proverb but nowadays commonly used as a slang

> **Comments:**
> **username_7**: very good answer, lol  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2015-08-25. Score: 1

If you don't mind carrying some informal words and be really "native", you can say

"吊diao爆了"。

The word 吊 is a little "obscene" as it refers some male reproductive organ but it's pretty commonly used on internet.

Literally translated: "It's so big that it looks like it's gonna explode."

It actually means:"That's so cool, like a boss!"

> **Comments:**
> **username_3**: That is not just "obscene", it's totally swear.  

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### Answer by username_4 on 2015-08-24. Score: 1

"大大" or "大神" is the slang which means the people is the master like a god.

> **Comments:**
> **username_5**: For example,  Xi 大大?  
> **username_4**: I think calling someone "大大" is for showing the respect.  
> **username_5**: Okay, I understand where you are coming from.  

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