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却有醉意
[què yŏu zuì yì]
Translating to 'but feels intoxicated', it signifies someone who experiences emotions deeply, even when sober. It suggests daydreaming or escapism, perhaps enjoying moments lost in thought.
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迷醉
[mí zuì]
Directly translates to being bewildered and intoxicated It can refer to being overwhelmed by emotions ...
今朝会醉
[jīn cháo huì zuì]
Translated literally as “ intoxicated today ” it carries connotations of seizing the moment or ...
如醉痴
[rú zuì chī]
Means as if intoxicated reflecting either literally enjoying alcohol metaphorically in deep obsession ...
心甘醉
[xīn gān zuì]
This translates as being ‘ contentedly intoxicated Implies finding immense pleasure in something ...
醉了模样
[zuì le mó yàng]
Intoxicated Appearance This refers to someone being intoxicated not only by alcohol but often metaphorically ...
未饮先醉
[wèi yĭn xiān zuì]
Literal translation would be Drunk before drinking Metaphorically it implies intoxication with ...
酒醒时候
[jiŭ xĭng shí hòu]
It translates to when I sober up referring to regaining clarity after experiencing confusion intoxication ...
醉意心头
[zuì yì xīn tóu]
Intoxication lingering in my heart combining feelings and moments of bliss with bittersweet recollections ...
犹自沉醉
[yóu zì chén zuì]
Still intoxicated Suggests being entranced or mesmerized by certain pleasures emotions or states ...