茗酊之态 Pronunciation and Pinyin
茗酊之态 Usage and Examples
Tea-induced tipsiness
Tea-flushed appearance
Tea giddiness
The characters in 茗酊之态
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Open the tool →Questions about 茗酊之态
What does 茗酊之态 mean in Chinese?
茗酊之态 (míng dīng zhī tài) means “Tea-induced tipsiness, Tea-flushed appearance, Tea giddiness”.
How do you pronounce 茗酊之态?
茗酊之态 is pronounced míng dīng zhī tài in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Tea-induced tipsiness” in Chinese?
“Tea-induced tipsiness” is 茗酊之态 (míng dīng zhī tài) in Chinese.