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温喉
[wēn hóu]
It literally means warm throat It creates an impression of comfort or relaxation related to something ...
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凉水刺喉
[liáng shuĭ cì hóu]
‘ Cool Water Stings the Throat ’ It describes a sudden realization of unpleasant truth or bitter ...
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清水入喉像烧胃的烈酒
[qīng shuĭ rù hóu xiàng shāo wèi de liè jiŭ]
Pure water entering the throat feels like burning stomach alcohol portrays a paradoxical experience ...
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风凉湿喉
[fēng liáng shī hóu]
Cool Wind Wet Throat might poetically describe a chill wind making ones throat feel cold or wet likely ...
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清酒温喉烈酒灼胃
[qīng jiŭ wēn hóu liè jiŭ zhuó wèi]
Describing mild cool sake soothing the throat contrasted with stronger liquor burning the stomach ...
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烈酒灼喉凉风暖心
[liè jiŭ zhuó hóu liáng fēng nuăn xīn]
Translating to burning throat from strong alcohol and comforting cool wind it portrays mixed feelings ...
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清风吻雨烈酒吻喉
[qīng fēng wĕn yŭ liè jiŭ wĕn hóu]
This name evokes imagery and emotions in juxtaposition : gentle scenes like a soft breeze touching ...
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泼下冷水
[pō xià lĕng shuĭ]
Pouring cold water metaphorically means dampening enthusiasm or bringing someone back to reality ...
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清凉入喉
[qīng liáng rù hóu]
Translated as cool and refreshing down the throat it may describe a pleasant sensation similar to ...