酒阑兴尽 — “The banquet is over and the fun has run out”
酒阑兴尽 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the banquet is over and the fun has run out”. The revelry has ended and all enthusiasm has faded. Literally, “Wine (banquet) finished, spirits (interest) exhausted”.
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酒阑兴尽 Pronunciation and Pinyin
酒阑兴尽 Character Breakdown
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酒阑兴尽，大家纷纷起身告辞，准备回家休息。
With the banquet over and their spirits waning, everyone rose to bid farewell, ready to head home for rest.
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- jiǔ酒hòu后tǔ吐zhēn真yán言truth comes out in wine
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What does 酒阑兴尽 mean?
酒阑兴尽 (jiǔ lán xìng jìn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the banquet is over and the fun has run out”.
How do you pronounce 酒阑兴尽?
酒阑兴尽 is pronounced jiǔ lán xìng jìn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 酒阑兴尽 literally mean?
Literally, 酒阑兴尽 means “Wine (banquet) finished, spirits (interest) exhausted”. It is used to mean “the banquet is over and the fun has run out”.
What is the Chinese definition of 酒阑兴尽?
阑：尽；兴：兴致，兴夸。酒宴完了，兴致也没了