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买醉
[măi zuì]
Meaning 'Buy Drunkenness', similar to the English phrase “Drown sorrows in wine”. This indicates someone who turns to drinks when troubled, which could reflect emotional complexity and vulnerability.
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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 ...
零点买醉
[líng diăn măi zuì]
This name translates to Buying Drunkenness at Midnight It portrays a melancholic or romantic image ...
道愁肠断酒
[dào chóu cháng duàn jiŭ]
This implies someone drinks alcohol in order to ease their sorrows or express inner griefs through ...
买醉人
[măi zuì rén]
Buying Drunkenness literally translates to buying oneself to become intoxicated or inebriated ...
醉陈酒
[zuì chén jiŭ]
Drunken With Vintage Wine implies drinking heavily usually aged or fine wine The term connotes both ...
孤独买醉
[gū dú măi zuì]
Buy Drunkenness in Loneliness refers to the act of getting drunk when feeling extremely lonely or ...
浸蚀酒盏
[jìn shí jiŭ zhăn]
Sipping bitter cups of wine represents indulging in drinking alcohol to deal with heartache or lifes ...
沉湎于酒
[chén miăn yú jiŭ]
Sinking into Wine implies a tendency towards heavy drinking or indulgence in alcoholic drinks possibly ...
买醉情人
[măi zuì qíng rén]
Buying drunken lover implies someone who uses alcohol as a way to deal with emotions or to get close ...