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Open the tool →眼饧耳热 (yǎn táng ěr rè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes the feeling of being slightly tipsy or in a state of mild intoxication, characterized by drowsy or half-closed eyes and a flushed or warm sensation in the ears”.
眼饧耳热 is pronounced yǎn táng ěr rè in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 眼饧耳热 means “Drowsy eyes, hot ears”. It is used to mean “describes the feeling of being slightly tipsy or in a state of mild intoxication, characterized by drowsy or half-closed eyes and a flushed or warm sensation in the ears”.
两眼半睁半闭,朦胧而视,双耳燥热。形容饮酒微醉时的感觉。