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枉醉
[wăng zuì]
Translating roughly to 'drunk for naught' or 'fruitless drunkenness,' it portrays intoxication that leads nowhere meaningful, possibly hinting at escapism from reality through alcohol without resolution or purposeful outcome.
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余生长醉
[yú shēng zhăng zuì]
Implying a desire to escape from reality through drinking or losing oneself in pleasures for the ...
醉里
[zuì lĭ]
In drunkness meaning that they may seek escapism through alcohol Perhaps its metaphorical signifying ...
喝醉了酒
[hē zuì le jiŭ]
Translates to drunk indicating inebriation after drinking Often associated with losing control ...
饮了几分醉
[yĭn le jĭ fēn zuì]
Drunk to Some Degree This name suggests someone indulging in alcohol reaching a moderate level of ...
饮酒醉
[yĭn jiŭ zuì]
Means to get drunk on alcohol This might indicate escapism through drinking romance with wine living ...
不甘醉意
[bù gān zuì yì]
The phrase signifies an unwillingness to be drunk The user may prefer clarity over intoxication ...
一场醉
[yī chăng zuì]
Translated as A Drunken Bout referring to being completely intoxicated either physically from ...
醉沓
[zuì tà]
With a translation close to Drunken Mess it conveys images of disarray and intoxication but also ...
人间醉
[rén jiān zuì]
Drunkenness in this World Conveys intoxication not only from alcohol but also metaphorically being ...