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余温凉茶
[yú wēn liáng chá]
'Lukewarm tea with remaining warmth’ implies something or someone left over, possibly fading but retains a last bit of residual charm or appeal, like revisiting past memories during leisure hours.
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人后茶温
[rén hòu chá wēn]
The Tea Still Warm Behind hints at something left unfinished or a memory of recent past The tea remaining ...
茶凉言尽
[chá liáng yán jĭn]
Tea Cold Words Exhausted evokes a sense of melancholy and finality Tea cooling suggests missed warmth ...
隔夜茶
[gé yè chá]
Tea from last night implies something no longer fresh like yesterday ’ s tea which has been kept overnight ...
风吹茶凉
[fēng chuī chá liáng]
Wind Blowing and Tea Becomes Cool metaphorically referring to the situation where warmth fades ...
隔夜的茶
[gé yè de chá]
Tea Left Overnight typically has a somewhat poetic way of referring to tea that ’ s lost its aroma ...
故人已走茶还未凉
[gù rén yĭ zŏu chá hái wèi liáng]
Translating to The guest has left but the tea isnt cold yet this is an expression rich in sentiment ...
茶还未凉
[chá hái wèi liáng]
Means the tea hasnt cooled down yet Symbolically it suggests warmth comfort continuity or things ...
人走茶温
[rén zŏu chá wēn]
Tea Still Warm After People Left illustrates a moment when warmth remains though connections or ...
茶凉了
[chá liáng le]
The Tea Has Gone Cold symbolizes the fading of warmth or affection often implying a lost opportunity ...