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可堪解忧
[kĕ kān jiĕ yōu]
Be able to relieve worries Represents an aspiration or wish for comfort in times of ...
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放下耿耿于怀
[fàng xià gĕng gĕng yú huái]
Putting down the constant worries and letting go of lingering thoughts or grievances This suggests ...
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才下了眉头
[cái xià le méi tóu]
Derived from a classical Chinese verse this phrase means ones worries are just leaving the forehead ...
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寄愁
[jì chóu]
Simply means send worries possibly representing sending ones sorrows or troubles elsewhere ; ...
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难忘愁解
[nán wàng chóu jiĕ]
HardtoForget Worries Unwinding expresses relief from persistent concerns It reflects moving ...
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遣你怀忧
[qiăn nĭ huái yōu]
The phrase Send You Worry Away implies consoling or wishing away ones worries suggesting concern ...
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浇烧我闲愁
[jiāo shāo wŏ xián chóu]
Suggesting a cathartic release of idle worries through drinking or indulgence Burning away these ...
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撇开忧愁
[piĕ kāi yōu chóu]
This phrase translates as put aside worries and suggests a desire to move past one ’ s anxieties and ...
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愁绪空展
[chóu xù kōng zhăn]
Worries spread out into emptiness meaning that although one might have worries they feel unable ...