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你失落了黄昏
[nĭ shī luò le huáng hūn]
'You've lost the twilight' implies missing or losing something (often opportunities or moments) when it's transitioning from day to night, metaphorically saying something precious is gone in between day and night.
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迷途不知返路遥不觉晚
[mí tú bù zhī făn lù yáo bù jué wăn]
Roughly translates to Lost and do not return far away yet no realization of nightfall It implies one ...
耗尽暮光
[hào jĭn mù guāng]
To use up the twilight indicating someone spending time in a period of life or moments that seem to ...
遗夜
[yí yè]
Lost night Refers to wandering aimlessly or lost in the night expressing feeling out of place or directionless ...
遗失在风中
[yí shī zài fēng zhōng]
Lost in the Wind conveys a sense of being left behind forgotten or losing oneself in fleeting moments ...
残阳退没长夏逝去
[cán yáng tuì méi zhăng xià shì qù]
Describes a moment where twilight falls and summer is coming to an end This can be interpreted as bittersweet ...
不知天已暮
[bù zhī tiān yĭ mù]
Means not realizing that night has fallen It may metaphorically indicate someone engrossed deeply ...
失去繁星
[shī qù fán xīng]
Lose the Stars suggests the feeling of losing something beautiful and distant that once illuminated ...
不知薄暮
[bù zhī bó mù]
Unknowing Twilight evokes a sense of missing dusk or a certain moment unaware or forgetting time ...
想你你没有黑白昼夜
[xiăng nĭ nĭ méi yŏu hēi bái zhòu yè]
Literally translating into Missing you leaves no clear day or night When missing someone profoundly ...