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无由醉
[wú yóu zuì]
This means 'Drunkenness without Cause,' expressing a state of feeling intoxicated not by alcohol but perhaps by life’s pleasures or emotions, indicating someone who is dreamy or often moved by beauty.
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不饮自醉
[bù yĭn zì zuì]
This phrase translates to getting drunk without drinking alcohol It describes being intoxicated ...
殢酒余醒
[tì jiŭ yú xĭng]
Literally translated it means being just awake from drunkenness This can imply an interest in alcohol ...
醉饮
[zuì yĭn]
Drunken drinking describes someone enjoying drinking or overindulging until becoming drunk It ...
醉浓
[zuì nóng]
Heavy Drunkenness implies extreme indulgence or complete submerging oneself into passion or liquor ...
醉不成饮
[zuì bù chéng yĭn]
Translated loosely to intoxicated without drinking it reflects upon feeling drunk from nonalcoholic ...
未饮人先醉
[wèi yĭn rén xiān zuì]
Being drunk before drinking It signifies getting overwhelmed emotionally or mentally without ...
人间醉
[rén jiān zuì]
Drunkenness in this World Conveys intoxication not only from alcohol but also metaphorically being ...
醉的人
[zuì de rén]
Means the drunken one A reference to someone intoxicated either literally by drink or figuratively ...
像喝了酒
[xiàng hē le jiŭ]
Like Being Drunk evokes the sensation of drunkenness without actually drinking alcohol This nickname ...