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夏末橙
[xià mò chéng]
'Orange at the End of Summer' evokes images of vibrant, warm orange hues during the end of summer. This can be a metaphor for fleeting good times, nostalgia or the warmth left after something fades away.
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橘子味的风
[jú zi wèi de fēng]
This username meaning orangeflavored wind is a metaphorical expression that may evoke feelings ...
南橘子
[nán jú zi]
Southern Orange evokes an imagery associated with warmth sweetness and freshness typical of oranges ...
橘色半夏
[jú sè bàn xià]
Orangecolored Midsummer this nickname paints a scene of an orangetinted warm early summer afternoon ...
橘子漫过漫长夏
[jú zi màn guò màn zhăng xià]
Oranges drift through long summers a poetic description that evokes images of slow idyllic summer ...
桔熟之夏o
[jié shú zhī xià o]
Orangeripe Summer evokes the imagery of summer specifically during the time when oranges are ripe ...
柳橙夏
[liŭ chéng xià]
This name combines orange 柳橙 technically liucheng but more commonly associated with orange and ...
南橙夏
[nán chéng xià]
The Summer of Southern Orange likely refers not only to the warmth of summer and oranges typically ...
橘曳
[jú yè]
Combining orange and perhaps meaning dragging or trailing this could evoke imagery related to warm ...
橙夏
[chéng xià]
Orange summer Colors and seasons usually have their unique meanings and feelings in literature ...