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醉花阴
[zuì huā yīn]
'醉花阴' means 'Intoxicated under the Shadow of Flowers', depicting a tranquil and dreamlike state where one is immersed in natural beauty, possibly feeling euphoric or slightly intoxicated by floral scenes or life’s pleasures.
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花醉
[huā zuì]
Literally translated as flower drunk this implies intoxication by beauty and romance similar to ...
酒醉花下
[jiŭ zuì huā xià]
This means Drunken under the flowers depicting the scene where one gets intoxicated amidst a blossoming ...
醉花央
[zuì huā yāng]
Combines elements of ‘ intoxication ’ literally drunken flowers 花 translates to flowers and ...
醉人花气
[zuì rén huā qì]
Described as Intoxicated by the Flower Fragrance indicating an appreciation for natural beauty ...
醉花荫
[zuì huā yìn]
Drunk Under Flower Shadows paints a poetic scene depicting intoxication beneath blooming flowers ...
醉梦春花
[zuì mèng chūn huā]
Describes the beauty of being intoxicated by dreams or experiences in the spring where 春花 spring ...
花间一壶醉清昼
[huā jiān yī hú zuì qīng zhòu]
Derived from classical poetry meaning Intoxicated Amidst Flowers During a Clear Day evoking images ...
醉魇如花
[zuì yăn rú huā]
Combines drunk dream 醉魇 and like flower 如花 A hauntingly beautiful way to describe being intoxicated ...
醉了花蕊
[zuì le huā ruĭ]
醉了花蕊 literally translates as the intoxicated flower stamens Metaphorically it depicts a scene ...