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沉醉东风
[chén zuì dōng fēng]
'Drunken by the East Wind' refers to being immersed in the beauty of springtime or nature, specifically enjoying a carefree, intoxicated state while embraced by the refreshing east wind, evoking peaceful and serene imagery.
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醉风
[zuì fēng]
Drunken Wind this evokes imagery of being intoxicated not by alcohol but by the breeze or atmosphere ...
饮风而醉
[yĭn fēng ér zuì]
Drunk on the Wind evokes a poetic image of getting intoxicated by elements of nature not literal alcohol ...
揽风醉
[lăn fēng zuì]
‘ Embracing Drunkenness With the Wind ’ combines wind and drunkenness conveying an image of someone ...
暖海醉巷
[nuăn hăi zuì xiàng]
Warm Sea Drunken Lane evokes imagery of being intoxicated amidst the charm and warmth of the surroundings ...
醉饮清风
[zuì yĭn qīng fēng]
Drinking the Clear Wind While Drunken suggests enjoying leisure moments or savoring lifes simpler ...
醉酒清风
[zuì jiŭ qīng fēng]
Describing clear winds while intoxicated this term captures both relaxation associated with alcoholic ...
醉拌清风
[zuì bàn qīng fēng]
Literally means Drunken in the breeze This name implies a carefree almost intoxicated enjoyment ...
醉酒拥风
[zuì jiŭ yōng fēng]
Drunken Embrace of the Wind describes the experience of intoxication where wind becomes an almost ...
沈醉东风
[shĕn zuì dōng fēng]
Drunk under the Eastern Wind suggests intoxication under an eastern breeze painting a picturesque ...