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短暂与永恒
[duăn zàn yŭ yŏng héng]
A philosophical contrast between transient and everlasting moments Often used when reflecting ...
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宿臾
[sù yú]
Can be understood as Stay a Moment reflecting an appreciation for pauses breaks or tranquil moments ...
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停留刹那
[tíng liú chà nèi]
Stay for a Moment indicates the desire to cherish fleeting moments conveying an appreciation of ...
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依如昨
[yī rú zuó]
Stay just like yesterday representing a desire for things not to change too fast or a longing for past ...
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不予长留
[bù yŭ zhăng liú]
Not Allowed to Stay Long may indicate the impermanence of certain experiences or emotions It could ...
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停留半分
[tíng liú bàn fēn]
This suggests the idea of briefly stopping by or staying just a little while It reflects an impermanent ...
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逗留很久
[dòu liú hĕn jiŭ]
Stay for A Long Time straightforwardly means lingering somewhere for an extended duration maybe ...
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不久留
[bù jiŭ liú]
The phrase suggests ‘ not staying long ’ or ‘ temporary ’ It conveys impermanence or a preference ...
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时光匆忙
[shí guāng cōng máng]
Rushed times or hurried moments – this reflects on the transient nature of life urging us to pause ...