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右手余温
[yòu shŏu yú wēn]
'The Leftover Warmth of the Right Hand' conveys the lingering warmth or memory from holding hands with someone, expressing a mix of affection, reminiscence, and the bittersweetness of what has passed.
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感受你给的余温
[găn shòu nĭ jĭ de yú wēn]
Translation of this would be Feeling The Remnant Warmth You Give This indicates cherishing the warmth ...
放开的手还有你的温度
[fàng kāi de shŏu hái yŏu nĭ de wēn dù]
After letting go ones hand still feels the warmth left by their touch Expressing lingering affection ...
留下的温存
[liú xià de wēn cún]
The term signifies warmth left behind It can evoke feelings about lingering good memories tender ...
手心中残留的温度
[shŏu xīn zhōng cán liú de wēn dù]
Refers to the lingering warmth felt in the palm of one ’ s hand after holding something warm symbolizing ...
绕指余温
[răo zhĭ yú wēn]
Warmth lingering in fingers often describes residual warmth suggesting an endearing yet fleeting ...
掌心的余温
[zhăng xīn de yú wēn]
The remaining warmth in palms poetically indicates a lingering touch or feeling left behind after ...
左手遗失温柔右手开始等待
[zuŏ shŏu yí shī wēn róu yòu shŏu kāi shĭ dĕng dài]
A poetic way of saying lefthand has lost its gentleness and now the righthand waits instead Metaphorically ...
左手搂着你右手牵着你
[zuŏ shŏu lŏu zhe nĭ yòu shŏu qiān zhe nĭ]
Left hand hugs you right hand holds your hand portrays a person ’ s romantic relationship and care ...
心里有人手不冷
[xīn lĭ yŏu rén shŏu bù lĕng]
A poetic way to express that despite not being physically warmed by holding hands ones heart is filled ...