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波波一口
[bō bō yī kŏu]
A Gulp at a Time can imply handling things stepbystep in small parts or drinking down sorrow one mouthful ...
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一口饮尽
[yī kŏu yĭn jĭn]
Translated as to drink in one gulp it expresses the act of facing life or an experience completely ...
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一饮而尽
[yī yĭn ér jĭn]
It literally means Drink it down in one gulp suggesting a bold unrestrained action of finishing something ...
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吞咽苦水
[tūn yān kŭ shuĭ]
Swallowing Bitter Water is a metaphor to bear grievances in silence or undergo hardships silently ...
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饮泪吞尽
[yĭn lèi tūn jĭn]
饮泪吞尽 means Drinking Tears Swallow All This could reflect an individual facing much hardship ...
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吞泪
[tūn lèi]
Swallowing Tears symbolizes keeping ones sorrows or pain to oneself without expressing it ...
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一口吞掉
[yī kŏu tūn diào]
This nickname Swallow at One Breath suggests decisiveness directness or perhaps greediness depending ...
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咽下苦水
[yān xià kŭ shuĭ]
It means Swallowing Bitter Water suggesting enduring hardships or pain without showing emotion ...
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这一碗饮尽
[zhè yī wăn yĭn jĭn]
The phrase metaphorically suggests completely embracing an experience or consequence akin to ...