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灌醉惯罪
[guàn zuì guàn zuì]
Quite strong in meaning, it implies intoxication (getting drunk) and habitual guilt/indulgence (in sin). A very intense and self-critical way of referring to oneself, suggesting struggles with indulgence or mistakes.
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放肆醉过
[fàng sì zuì guò]
Literally means indulging in drunkenness This name implies a person has a wild unrestrained side ...
为你喝醉
[wéi nĭ hē zuì]
Means Get Drunk for You This suggests deep devotion to someone else ; it expresses willingness to ...
醉浓
[zuì nóng]
Heavy Drunkenness implies extreme indulgence or complete submerging oneself into passion or liquor ...
醉不知
[zuì bù zhī]
It implies being intoxicated unknowingly expressing being lost in the pleasures of materialism ...
醉与情迷
[zuì yŭ qíng mí]
Drunken and Enamored : Implies being intoxicated not just by alcohol but more so in emotions or ...
熟醉
[shú zuì]
Intoxication by familiar elements or drunk in the known The term could be metaphorical to indicate ...
只是醉酒
[zhĭ shì zuì jiŭ]
Simply intoxicated Implies being drunk without much further context perhaps seeking a temporary ...
如何醉下去
[rú hé zuì xià qù]
How to get more drunk Could be referring to losing oneself not necessarily literal drunkenness in ...
最醉罪
[zuì zuì zuì]
A combination of Drunkest Sin playing on words involving drunkenness and sin It could refer to misbehaviors ...