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也许你会醉
[yĕ xŭ nĭ huì zuì]
'Perhaps You Will Be Drunk.' It has a poetic tone suggesting possible intoxication, whether literal (alcohol/drugs) or metaphorical (in emotions, experiences). It can set a mood of unpredictability or letting go.
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你把我灌醉
[nĭ bă wŏ guàn zuì]
You Got Me Drunk indicates a scenario where someone is made to drink alcohol until they become intoxicated ...
犯醉
[fàn zuì]
Getting drunk by mistake or intentionally It conveys carelessness or escapism through intoxication ...
若醉
[ruò zuì]
If IntoxicatedAs if Drunk Expresses an ethereal dreamlike state where someone appears drunk without ...
妄醉
[wàng zuì]
Drunk in vain conveys a state of intoxication either physical or metaphorical without a purpose ...
我亦可饮醉
[wŏ yì kĕ yĭn zuì]
Expressing that the individual could also get drunk by drink In context it may also metaphorically ...
想醉酒
[xiăng zuì jiŭ]
Wishing to get drunk It represents a desire to escape reality through alcohol and temporarily lose ...
未饮先醉
[wèi yĭn xiān zuì]
Literal translation would be Drunk before drinking Metaphorically it implies intoxication with ...
容我醉
[róng wŏ zuì]
Let Me Get Drunk This reflects a casual attitude possibly suggesting that the user wants to escape ...
你也醉过
[nĭ yĕ zuì guò]
Youve also been drunk Besides its literal meaning that you have experienced intoxication it often ...