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风迷乱你的眸
[fēng mí luàn nĭ de móu]
Translating as 'the Wind Confuses your Eyes', symbolically referring to someone whose mind or vision is disturbed or blurred by external distractions or turmoil, creating confusion and emotional chaos.
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晚风缠心事
[wăn fēng chán xīn shì]
The phrase literally translates to evening breeze entwines worries It symbolizes having unresolved ...
眼前起雾
[yăn qián qĭ wù]
It translates directly as Fogging Before One ’ s Eyes A visual metaphor possibly conveying uncertainty ...
你眼里的雾
[nĭ yăn lĭ de wù]
Translated as The Fog in Your Eyes Evocative of ambiguity or obscured vision ; it might symbolize ...
风迷了眼
[fēng mí le yăn]
The Wind Blinded My Eyes illustrates a scene where strong wind stings or obstructs vision which metaphorically ...
风大迷了眼
[fēng dà mí le yăn]
Blinded by the wind ’– A poetic phrase suggesting distraction difficulty or confusion caused ...
眼眸浑浊
[yăn móu hún zhuó]
Translating to murky eyes it may depict unclear or clouded vision symbolizing confusion weariness ...
吹疼了我的双眼吹乱了我的思绪
[chuī téng le wŏ de shuāng yăn chuī luàn le wŏ de sī xù]
The wind hurts my eyes and disorganizes my thoughts depicting a feeling of inner turmoil or distress ...
眼朦
[yăn méng]
In English eyes blurred It often signifies confusion or unclear thinking caused by overwhelming ...
风都糊涂
[fēng dōu hú tú]
Translating to even the wind is confused Wind typically thought to freely blow being confused can ...