醉了扶着风 Drunk Supported by Wind suggests leaning against a stiff breeze

Relation Nicknames

醉风 [zuì fēng]
Drunken Wind this evokes imagery of being intoxicated not by alcohol but by the breeze or atmosphere ...
饮风而醉 [yĭn fēng ér zuì]
Drunk on the Wind evokes a poetic image of getting intoxicated by elements of nature not literal alcohol ...
临风醉一场 [lín fēng zuì yī chăng]
Getting Drunk in the Breeze Once expresses a sense of carefree living and indulging oneself temporarily ...
醉饮清风 [zuì yĭn qīng fēng]
Drinking the Clear Wind While Drunken suggests enjoying leisure moments or savoring lifes simpler ...
醉拌清风 [zuì bàn qīng fēng]
Literally means Drunken in the breeze This name implies a carefree almost intoxicated enjoyment ...
醉风人 [zuì fēng rén]
Drunken Breeze Person conjures an image of someone swaying like a gust of wind after being drunk or ...
沉醉风中 [chén zuì fēng zhōng]
Drunk in the Wind The name suggests a carefree and slightly intoxicated state where one is deeply ...
醉酒听风 [zuì jiŭ tīng fēng]
Getting drunk while listening to the wind This has a poetic almost melancholic flavor suggesting ...
清风诉醉 [qīng fēng sù zuì]
A very poetic expression The image of gentle breezes evoking drunkenness might be used to suggest ...