It means that Cassie is very clumsy like a bull in a china shop.
It typically means out of place like. In China eating beef is taboo also in the closet like a gay man
A bull in a China shop is an idiom meaning that a person is dealing or has dealt with with another person or people in a clumsy manner. If it is related to one incident that is not the norm for the person, it would be remarked upon in the following way: " Geez, I was lacking sleep when I spoke to my class about my experiences and I fear I came off like a bull in a China shop. I hope I didn't come off insensitively when I was trying to get the message across to others." ......................................................................................................................................................................... If someone is like a bull in a china shop, they are very careless in the way that they move or behave, such a person breaks things or often makes mistakes or causes damage in situations that require careful thinking or behavior. eg We told her it was a delicate situation but she went into the meeting like a bull in a china shop.
They do not like you.
Exactly what it says. He was breathing like a picador bull (he was breathing heavily).
A bull in a china shop, refers to someone who is clumsy or too rough. China is fine dishware and easily broken. could you imagine if someone let a bull loose in a shop that sold china, it would be a mess.
Cassie isn't a Japanese word, so it has no translation.
because she was so she was so mean to cassie
The phrase, "heart like a bull" means that a person is very easily upset and can go into a rage over petty things. It can also mean to be loyal or ambitious.
Does not mean anything, can just be a mistake in spelling
boosha mean a bull.
Eje! (sounds like Ehe in Spanish) is a cheer like "Yay" or "yehah!" in English when cheering on some one or something. Toro means Bull (the animal) Eje Toro = Yay bull! or "Go Bull" or "Way to go Bull".
No It is actually the opposite India is jealous china, I mean like a lot.