神魂颠倒 — “Spirit and mind in disarray”
神魂颠倒 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be utterly infatuated or captivated, losing one's composure or sense of self; to be head over heels (usually in love)”. Literally, “Spirit and mind in disarray”.
神魂颠倒 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- shén神bù不zhǔ主tǐ体mind loses control of body
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- shén神bù不zhī知guǐ鬼bù不xiǎo晓done secretly without anyone knowing
- shén神bù不zhī知guǐ鬼bù不jué觉without anyone knowing
- shén神bù不zhī知，，guǐ鬼bù不jué觉done secretly without anyone knowing
- shén神bù不fù附tǐ体absent-minded or distracted
- shén神sàng丧dǎn胆luò落utterly terrified
- shén神hū乎qí其jì技divine in one's skill
- shén神hū乎qí其shén神incredibly marvelous and mysterious
- shén神jiāo交yǐ已jiǔ久admired from afar for a long time
- shén神rén人gòng共yuè悦delight gods and humans
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What does 神魂颠倒 mean?
神魂颠倒 (shén hún diān dǎo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be utterly infatuated or captivated, losing one's composure or sense of self; to be head over heels (usually in love)”.
How do you pronounce 神魂颠倒?
神魂颠倒 is pronounced shén hún diān dǎo in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 神魂颠倒 literally mean?
Literally, 神魂颠倒 means “Spirit and mind in disarray”. It is used to mean “to be utterly infatuated or captivated, losing one's composure or sense of self; to be head over heels (usually in love)”.
What is the Chinese definition of 神魂颠倒?
神魂：精神，神志。精神恍惚，颠三倒四，失去常态。