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隔水相望
[gé shuĭ xiāng wàng]
'Watching across the water' describes a scene where one can only watch their beloved or a goal from afar, unable to touch it. It suggests unreachable yearning or longing.
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隔水似望
[gé shuĭ sì wàng]
Means Across the water seems like watching depicting a situation where two people or objects are ...
共我隔水望
[gòng wŏ gé shuĭ wàng]
Watching Separated by Water suggests mutual longing where two people gaze across a body of water ...
只能凝望着
[zhĭ néng níng wàng zhe]
Means ‘ only watching ’ expressing the feeling of helplessness and longing to just watch without ...
你隔岸观火却不救我
[nĭ gé àn guān huŏ què bù jiù wŏ]
You watched from across the river without saving me conveys feelings of neglect or helplessness ...
眼睁睁
[yăn zhēng zhēng]
Watching OpenEyed implies helplessness or being a spectator in situations beyond ones control ...
隔岸相望
[gé àn xiāng wàng]
Watching from Across the Riverbank It depicts longing where the object of affection is close yet ...
守望距离
[shŏu wàng jù lí]
Watch from Afar represents the feeling of longing for something but keeping some emotional space ...
望穿隔岸灯火欲将心事潜藏
[wàng chuān gé àn dēng huŏ yù jiāng xīn shì qián zàng]
Watching Lights on the Other Shore to Conceal One ’ s Feelings This describes a feeling of longing ...