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茗酊 Pronunciation and Pinyin

茗酊 Usage and Examples

tea intoxication

tea drunkenness

tea tipsiness

tea high

The characters in 茗酊

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
茗
míng9fine tea
酊
dīng9alcoholic tincture or very drunk

More words starting with 茗

  • míng茗chá茶fine tea, premium tea
  • míng茗dīng酊zhī之tài态Tea-induced tipsiness, Tea-flushed appearance

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Questions about 茗酊

What does 茗酊 mean in Chinese?

茗酊 (míng dīng) means “tea intoxication, tea drunkenness, tea tipsiness, tea high”.

How do you pronounce 茗酊?

茗酊 is pronounced míng dīng in Mandarin Chinese.

How do you say “tea intoxication” in Chinese?

“tea intoxication” is 茗酊 (míng dīng) in Chinese.

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