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雾浓
[wù nóng]
“雾浓” (wù nóng) means 'thick mist.' Mist is often used metaphorically in Chinese literature to describe obscurity, mystery, or confusion. This might suggest that the user finds their situation unclear or mysterious.
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氤
[yīn]
The name 氤 y ī n comes from a word that means mist In Chinese poetry and literature mist represents ...
雾
[wù]
Fog in Chinese culture often represents mystery and obscurity Mist implies someone or something ...
雾以泪聚
[wù yĭ lèi jù]
Mist gathering from tears In Chinese culture mists often represent loneliness and sorrow The owner ...
眼雾
[yăn wù]
This name 眼雾 Yan Wu means eye mist It conveys a mysterious and somewhat melancholic atmosphere ...
雾敛
[wù liăn]
Wu Lian Mist Gathered Inwardly : Mist usually implies dreaminess and confusion gathering inwardly ...
雾非雾
[wù fēi wù]
Translating literally 雾非雾 stands for Mist is Not Mist Originated from an old poem this enigmatic ...
清紗
[qīng shā]
Clear Mist in English It describes something very thin clear and slightly blurry as mist It could ...
遇热若雾水
[yù rè ruò wù shuĭ]
Translates to “ Like Mist Meeting Heat ” In Chinese philosophy mist often symbolizes transience ...
雾浓遮颜
[wù nóng zhē yán]
Thick Mist Conceals My Face Here mist is used metaphorically to represent confusion obscurity and ...