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半杯毒酒
[bàn bēi dú jiŭ]
'Half a Cup of Poisoned Wine' has dark connotations, possibly reflecting internal struggles, bitterness, or a tragic side to life. It might hint at a dramatic or rebellious spirit.
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毒酒一杯
[dú jiŭ yī bēi]
A Glass of Poisoned Wine could hint at bitterness or dangerous temptation potentially expressing ...
喝杯毒酒
[hē bēi dú jiŭ]
Drink a cup of poisonous wine conveys a feeling of taking drastic or even harmful actions perhaps ...
敬我半杯酒
[jìng wŏ bàn bēi jiŭ]
Translated as A Half Cup of Wine For Me it indicates selfindulgence moderation celebration or possibly ...
满杯苦酒
[măn bēi kŭ jiŭ]
Translates to A cup full of bitter wine indicating bitterness or sorrow experienced in life that ...
半坛酒
[bàn tán jiŭ]
Half Jar of Wine evokes imagery of drinking halfway through an evening or simply having a partial ...
半盅酒难言苦
[bàn zhōng jiŭ nán yán kŭ]
It translates to half a cup of wine is hard to speak about bitterness This name conveys a deep personal ...
毒酒入喉
[dú jiŭ rù hóu]
Literally means poisonous wine goes down the throat This name could symbolize the pain of experiencing ...
饮毒酒
[yĭn dú jiŭ]
It literally means drinking poison wine Metaphorically this expresses willingness to endure personal ...
几灌毒酒
[jĭ guàn dú jiŭ]
A Few Cups of Poisoned Wine Metaphorically speaking this name expresses having suffered painful ...