If someone is mentally challenged, it means they have 'special needs' or autism.
When someone is described as mentally challenged, it typically means they have intellectual disabilities that may affect their cognitive functioning, problem-solving skills, and ability to learn at the same pace as their peers. It is a term used to describe individuals with limitations in intellectual and adaptive functioning.
When someone says they want to "smack" someone, it typically means they want to physically hit or strike the other person out of anger or frustration. It suggests a desire for physical violence or forceful action towards the individual. It is important to address such statements seriously and consider the context in which they were made.
To put someone down means to say negative things about them. It means to criticize a person harshly mainly for the purpose of making the person feel bad.
When someone says "you are too good for him", it often means that they believe you deserve someone who will treat you better and appreciate you more than the person in question. It can also suggest that the person lacks self-confidence or feels unworthy of your positive qualities.
Meow is the sound house cats supposedly make, so I guess they are just mocking cats. Cats are awsome. People love cats. Because they want to sond cute like cats. Maybe they are mentaly ill and think they are a cat. MEOW MEOW MEOW MEOW MEOW
If you drive someone insane, you cause them to become insane. This is usually not literal, though. This is a slang-y way to say that someone is really frustrating you, to the point that you feel as if you are going insane from the irritation.
"Physically" is an adverb and so it can only modify "challenge" when it is a verb or "challenged" when used as an adjective. To challenge can mean to invite someone into a contest or fight. It can mean to provide difficulties in completing something. In this particular case, it is a euphemism, a politically correct term for someone who, by reason of injury or disease, is impaired or impeded in ordinary bodily or mental functions. Such a person is called "challenged"; "mentally challenged" if their problem is mental, "visually challenged" if they can't see right, and "physically challenged" particularly when the problems involve the limbs and muscle system. So, you can't say "a girl who is suffering from physically challenge." That is not English. You need to say, "a girl who is physically challenged". That means, a girl whose legs have been amputated, who is paralysed from the waist down, suffers from uncontrollable muscle spasms, or muscle deterioration, or was born without arms or something similar.
Calling someone a "pig" is often used as an insult to suggest that they are messy, unclean, or gluttonous. It can also imply that they are greedy or uncouth in their behavior.
It would be mean to say to someone, "You have no soul."
When you say someone is hard boiled you basically mean that he is very difficult to deal with.
You say you're sorry.
It usually means that you are thinking of that person. Wether you are aware of it or not.
We mean that they are intelligent, learn quickly, are innovative and creative, and/or more capable than average.
== == desafiado mentalmente
You mean "What does it mean if someone touches your arm and say see you next time with a smile"? It means they like you.
They are smart.
cool
They are very tall