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三杯薄酒
[sān bēi bó jiŭ]
'Three Cups of Thin Wine' ('三杯薄酒') alludes to someone drinking to comfort sorrow or for remembrance, with the word 'thin' suggesting a light wine that is not enough to become intoxicated, but still has a sentimental weight.
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薄酒可忘忧
[bó jiŭ kĕ wàng yōu]
Means A sip of thin wine can wash away sorrows This nickname expresses an escape into drinking as a ...
浊酒入几口
[zhuó jiŭ rù jĭ kŏu]
This means swallowing a few sips of murky wine suggesting comfort in drinking often as a way to cope ...
三杯淡酒
[sān bēi dàn jiŭ]
This name Three Cups of Light Wine may hint at a relaxed and poetic state where one indulges in wine ...
酒斟不满
[jiŭ zhēn bù măn]
酒斟不满 means the wine is not poured full It refers to the sentiment that despite having much to celebrate ...
你是一杯酒余生慢慢尝
[nĭ shì yī bēi jiŭ yú shēng màn màn cháng]
This poetic expression means You are a cup of wine to slowly savor for the rest of my life It suggests ...
一盏清酒
[yī zhăn qīng jiŭ]
Translates to a cup of clear wine This implies simplicity and elegance perhaps with a touch of sorrow ...
佐酒三两盏
[zuŏ jiŭ sān liăng zhăn]
Literally three two cups accompanying wine It refers to drinking small amounts of alcohol for companionship ...
满杯苦酒
[măn bēi kŭ jiŭ]
Translates to A cup full of bitter wine indicating bitterness or sorrow experienced in life that ...
还剩几杯酒
[hái shèng jĭ bēi jiŭ]
How Many More Glasses Of Wine : This phrase conveys the feeling of melancholy over unreturned love ...