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风醉
[fēng zuì]
'Drunken Wind' evokes images of a windy day that feels almost intoxicating. The wind is described as being ‘drunk,’ embodying whimsical, carefree, or unpredictable behavior.
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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 ...
醉拌清风
[zuì bàn qīng fēng]
Literally means Drunken in the breeze This name implies a carefree almost intoxicated enjoyment ...
醉酒似风
[zuì jiŭ sì fēng]
Drunken as the Wind captures the state of being drunk as if carried away by the wind It suggests living ...
醉风人
[zuì fēng rén]
Drunken Breeze Person conjures an image of someone swaying like a gust of wind after being drunk or ...
西风醉酒
[xī fēng zuì jiŭ]
Meaning West Wind Intoxicated it creates a poetic image of autumn wind blowing making one feel slightly ...
沉醉风中
[chén zuì fēng zhōng]
Drunk in the Wind The name suggests a carefree and slightly intoxicated state where one is deeply ...
日日与风醉
[rì rì yŭ fēng zuì]
Meaning to get drunk with wind every day This vivid phrase pictures relaxing indulging freely letting ...
为风而醉
[wéi fēng ér zuì]
Getting Drunk for the Wind : Implies intoxication caused not by alcohol but by something as ethereal ...
沈醉东风
[shĕn zuì dōng fēng]
Drunk under the Eastern Wind suggests intoxication under an eastern breeze painting a picturesque ...