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热情已死
[rè qíng yĭ sĭ]
Translated as 'The Passion Is Dead', this nickname conveys a state of disillusionment, heartbreak, or lack of enthusiasm, signaling lost excitement about something or someone that once inspired great emotion.
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失去热情
[shī qù rè qíng]
Literally means Loss of Passion This name expresses a state where one feels devoid of motivation ...
心凉了情空了
[xīn liáng le qíng kōng le]
Translated as The heart has cooled and love gone This nickname conveys feelings of disappointment ...
我心已死去
[wŏ xīn yĭ sĭ qù]
It conveys an extremely sad emotion where the owner of this nickname is implying a completely deadhearted ...
激情不再
[jī qíng bù zài]
This name expresses the absence of intense emotions especially passion or excitement It conveys ...
余热未解
[yú rè wèi jiĕ]
This nickname conveys the feeling of lingering emotions that havent yet faded It suggests unresolved ...
没热情了
[méi rè qíng le]
This name simply means lost passion conveying feelings of indifference apathy and lack of interest ...
无从热情
[wú cóng rè qíng]
This nickname No Origin of Passion implies a state where one has lost the source or reason to be passionate ...
遗失的悸动
[yí shī de jì dòng]
Translated as Lost Thrills this nickname signifies an intangible yet deeply emotional feeling ...
热情退了烧
[rè qíng tuì le shāo]
Passion Has Faded Away means the original passion and vitality has cooled off as it were fever getting ...