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喝醉了酒
[hē zuì le jiŭ]
Translates to 'drunk,' indicating inebriation after drinking. Often associated with losing control, emotional honesty, letting go, relaxation, and sometimes, temporary escapism.
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饮酒醉
[yĭn jiŭ zuì]
Means to get drunk on alcohol This might indicate escapism through drinking romance with wine living ...
醉落
[zuì luò]
Falling Drunk could refer to the state of being drunk and perhaps suggests an escapism or release ...
久醉
[jiŭ zuì]
Drunk for a Long Time : Refers to a prolonged state of being under the influence of alcohol or metaphorically ...
酒醉余生
[jiŭ zuì yú shēng]
Translates to drunk for the rest of my life This might be used humorously but often hints at escapism ...
曾醉
[céng zuì]
Once drunk A simple reminiscence about being intoxicated previously possibly also hinting at experiences ...
倾杯醉
[qīng bēi zuì]
Drink until drunk Often conveys an attitude of escapism into alcohol seeking oblivion or ...
酒醉未归
[jiŭ zuì wèi guī]
This means that after drinking until drunk one has not yet returned home It reflects a kind of unrestrainedness ...
醉意附和
[zuì yì fù hé]
‘ Reply in a drunken state ’ Here it represents giving responses while being intoxicated which ...
仍酒困
[réng jiŭ kùn]
This means still intoxicated or sleepy from drinking alcohol implying a lingering hangover or continued ...