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像清风喝醉酒
[xiàng qīng fēng hē zuì jiŭ]
Meaning 'Like a cool breeze getting drunk', which portrays an atmosphere or emotion of being completely intoxicated by nature or circumstances. Implies ease and relaxation combined with elation.
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临风醉一场
[lín fēng zuì yī chăng]
Getting Drunk in the Breeze Once expresses a sense of carefree living and indulging oneself temporarily ...
无醉清风
[wú zuì qīng fēng]
Meaning roughly sober and refreshing breeze this can express clearheadedness despite temptations ...
微醺气氛
[wēi xūn qì fēn]
Mildly Intoxicated Atmosphere Represents a gentle slightly tipsy vibe often linked to romantic ...
醉人清风
[zuì rén qīng fēng]
The idiom Intoxicating Breeze describes refreshing air capable enough even to intoxicate individuals ...
醉酒清风
[zuì jiŭ qīng fēng]
Describing clear winds while intoxicated this term captures both relaxation associated with alcoholic ...
醉拌清风
[zuì bàn qīng fēng]
Literally means Drunken in the breeze This name implies a carefree almost intoxicated enjoyment ...
清风醉了酒
[qīng fēng zuì le jiŭ]
Loosely translating to A breeze drunken by wine This metaphorically describes a tranquil yet almost ...
清风诉醉
[qīng fēng sù zuì]
A very poetic expression The image of gentle breezes evoking drunkenness might be used to suggest ...
皆半醉
[jiē bàn zuì]
All Slightly Drunk implies a state of light intoxication or blissfully carefree feeling It can be ...