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酒愈浓烈心欲醉
[jiŭ yù nóng liè xīn yù zuì]
'The stronger the wine, the more I am intoxicated,' expressing a strong attachment to something or someone as if being drunk from potent wine. It metaphorically describes emotional intensity or indulgence.
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酒浓情重
[jiŭ nóng qíng zhòng]
Intense Wine Intense Emotion : A metaphorical phrase indicating deep and heavy emotions experienced ...
醉酒入心
[zuì jiŭ rù xīn]
Wine into the Heart implies getting intoxicated emotionally symbolizing intense emotional feelings ...
酒浓情人醉
[jiŭ nóng qíng rén zuì]
It means with strong wine lovers get intoxicated Often it expresses the pleasure and warmth of enjoying ...
深情酒烈
[shēn qíng jiŭ liè]
Implies drinking strong wine imbued with deep emotions Often describes intense experiences of ...
酒愈发浓烈
[jiŭ yù fā nóng liè]
The Wine Becomes Intenser metaphorically conveys the idea that emotions or feelings become deeper ...
酒醇人醉
[jiŭ chún rén zuì]
Drunk on Pure Wine : It refers to being intoxicated not only by the wine itself but by the richness ...
烈酒酌心
[liè jiŭ zhuó xīn]
Strong wine pours into the heart It metaphorically describes drinking strong liquor leading directly ...
浓酒困
[nóng jiŭ kùn]
Drunken with Thick Wine implies strong emotions and being intoxicated or indulged excessively ...
兴浓于酒
[xīng nóng yú jiŭ]
Translates as Interest stronger than wine conveying the idea of being more captivated or passionate ...