酒入舌出 — “To become talkative or indiscreet after drinking alcohol”
酒入舌出 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to become talkative or indiscreet after drinking alcohol”. One's tongue is loosened by wine. Literally, “Wine enters, tongue exits”.
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酒入舌出 Pronunciation and Pinyin
酒入舌出 Character Breakdown
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他平时话不多，但酒入舌出后就什么都说了。
He's usually not very talkative, but once the wine loosens his tongue, he'll say everything.
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- jiǔ酒náng囊fàn饭dài袋a useless idler who only eats and drinks
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What does 酒入舌出 mean?
酒入舌出 (jiǔ rù shé chū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to become talkative or indiscreet after drinking alcohol”.
How do you pronounce 酒入舌出?
酒入舌出 is pronounced jiǔ rù shé chū in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 酒入舌出 literally mean?
Literally, 酒入舌出 means “Wine enters, tongue exits”. It is used to mean “to become talkative or indiscreet after drinking alcohol”.
What is the Chinese definition of 酒入舌出?
形容人喝酒以后喜欢唠叨。