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毒酒刺喉
[dú jiŭ cì hóu]
This can mean poisonous wine stinging the throat which likely evokes the image of dangerous beauty or the bitterness-sweetness paradox, referring to toxic pleasure or situations with hidden danger beneath pleasurable appearance.
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温酒也烫喉
[wēn jiŭ yĕ tàng hóu]
Literally Warming wine also burns the throat reflecting a sentiment that even pleasant things can ...
毒酒一杯
[dú jiŭ yī bēi]
A Glass of Poisoned Wine could hint at bitterness or dangerous temptation potentially expressing ...
浊酒刺喉
[zhuó jiŭ cì hóu]
The term translates to cheap wine burns the throat This suggests an unpleasant or difficult experience ...
毒酒
[dú jiŭ]
This name literally means poisonous wine In context it might metaphorically refer to something ...
毒酒情醉
[dú jiŭ qíng zuì]
Toxic Wine Intoxicated Emotions uses the imagery of poisonous wine to convey being deeply engrossed ...
毒酒入喉
[dú jiŭ rù hóu]
Literally means poisonous wine goes down the throat This name could symbolize the pain of experiencing ...
温酒剜喉
[wēn jiŭ wān hóu]
Literally meaning warm wine that cuts the throat this unusual name contrasts comfort and harm It ...
臆想的毒酒
[yì xiăng de dú jiŭ]
The toxic wine of fancy expressing that sometimes imaginationfancy can bring one pain just as how ...
酒有毒
[jiŭ yŏu dú]
Wine is Poisonous reflects a pessimistic view toward drinking alcohol as it causes more harm than ...