Understand Chinese Nickname
久不醉人人自醉
[jiŭ bù zuì rén rén zì zuì]
'If one does not drink for long, even one's own self can get drunk.' This saying reflects the feeling where, although not intoxicated with drink, one feels a sense of intoxication through emotions.
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不饮自醉
[bù yĭn zì zuì]
This phrase translates to getting drunk without drinking alcohol It describes being intoxicated ...
独饮醉
[dú yĭn zuì]
Getting Drunk Alone illustrates solitary indulgence drinking alcohol by oneself until intoxication ...
何不醉去
[hé bù zuì qù]
Why Not Be Drunk ? This phrase expresses escapism from reality into a more pleasant or forgetful ...
长堪醉
[zhăng kān zuì]
Can Always Be Drunk suggests the user may enjoy escaping reality or immersing in moments perhaps ...
醉不成饮
[zuì bù chéng yĭn]
Translated loosely to intoxicated without drinking it reflects upon feeling drunk from nonalcoholic ...
醉卧不知
[zuì wò bù zhī]
Drunk without realizing refers to someone who has lost themselves in drinking It can also metaphorically ...
独饮半醉
[dú yĭn bàn zuì]
It means Drink alone until semidrunk It implies the holder sometimes enjoys the moment when he drinks ...
1人饮酒醉
[1 rén yĭn jiŭ zuì]
A lone drinker getting drunk indicates a state of enjoying alcohol or other comforts in solitude ...
独饮一杯为谁醉
[dú yĭn yī bēi wéi shéi zuì]
Drink alone and get drunk for whom implies a sense of solitude and aimless indulgence The person drinking ...