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Open the tool →酒食地狱 (jiǔ shí dì yù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a miserable or agonizing situation characterized by endless social engagements involving food and drink, often leading to exhaustion and a feeling of being trapped”.
酒食地狱 is pronounced jiǔ shí dì yù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 酒食地狱 means “Hell of wine and food”. It is used to mean “a miserable or agonizing situation characterized by endless social engagements involving food and drink, often leading to exhaustion and a feeling of being trapped”.
陷入终日为酒食应酬而奔忙的痛苦境地。