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说醉话
[shuō zuì huà]
Translating to 'saying drunken words,' this name describes someone speaking impulsively or truthfully when under the influence. It reflects moments of honesty mixed with recklessness, often seen in times of lowered inhibitions.
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放肆醉过
[fàng sì zuì guò]
Literally means indulging in drunkenness This name implies a person has a wild unrestrained side ...
醉污
[zuì wū]
The literal translation would be drunken filth however in internet slang it has nuances of doing ...
酒話
[jiŭ huà]
Simply translating 酒話 into English gives drunken talk This implies a candidness truthfulness ...
醉话人
[zuì huà rén]
The person who speaks drunken words 醉 drunken often implies letting go of inhibitions in a more emotional ...
酒醉话语
[jiŭ zuì huà yŭ]
It translates to drunken talk meaning talking nonsensically when drunk often without censorship ...
酒味胡话
[jiŭ wèi hú huà]
Roughly translated as talking nonsense when drunk It reflects casual perhaps truthful yet nonsensical ...
执酒情话
[zhí jiŭ qíng huà]
Translated as drunk words while holding alcohol This could suggest conversations inspired by drink ...
肆意吐露
[sì yì tŭ lù]
This name can be translated as Reckless Confession It describes someone who expresses thoughts ...
醉的情话
[zuì de qíng huà]
Drunken Sweet Words It refers to sweet talk or love declarations made when intoxicated often exaggerated ...