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再贪杯
[zài tān bēi]
'Again Overflowing Wine Glass,' expressing indulgence in drink, perhaps suggesting one enjoys social gatherings where drinks flow freely; however it also subtly carries connotations of enjoying life and fleeting pleasures.
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一杯接一杯
[yī bēi jiē yī bēi]
Literally One Glass after Another This idiom often relates to alcohol consumption implying continuous ...
饮杯酒
[yĭn bēi jiŭ]
Drink a Glass of Wine symbolizes taking time to relax enjoy and possibly cope with difficulties through ...
酒长酌
[jiŭ zhăng zhuó]
This refers to prolonged wine tasting or heavy drinking It symbolizes enjoying moments of leisure ...
杯不停酒
[bēi bù tíng jiŭ]
Describes endless drinking or parties where the wine glass doesnt stop filling up the cup keeps pouring ...
阅尽酒长
[yuè jĭn jiŭ zhăng]
Wine Readily Flows The meaning conveys appreciation for indulgence in drinking culture often associated ...
酒无涯
[jiŭ wú yá]
Endless Wine metaphorically suggests an unending flow or enjoyment of drinking or revelry It can ...
以酒会友
[yĭ jiŭ huì yŏu]
Meaning making friends over drinks this reflects an enjoyment or desire to bond with others in a relaxed ...
酒杯杓满
[jiŭ bēi sháo măn]
Overflowing Wine Glass could indicate a joyous celebration or excessive indulgence in drinking ...
杯酒饮罢
[bēi jiŭ yĭn bà]
Which means finished drinking a cup of wine this could be reflective of moments after indulgence ...