What are the idioms for drinking

The idioms of drinking include a glass of wine to relieve grievances, a glass of wine to talk happily, staggered with a hand, a hot ear, a block of wine, a wine to pour sorrows, a long sorrowful wine, a golden sable for wine, a closed door song, a low singing and drinking, passing a cup and passing a cup, swallowing flowers and lying wine, etc.

Wine pouring blocks: Use wine to dispel the depression in your heart.

Staggered drinks: Wine glasses and wine chips are intricately intertwined, describing a lively scene of many people gathering together to drink.

Swallowing flowers and lying wine: refers to enjoying flowers and drinking, and enjoying spring.

Drink lightly: Drink tea and wine slowly, describing a leisurely appearance.

Drinking: A metaphor for opening your mind and drinking to your heart's content.

Singing behind closed doors: It refers to not going out of the door, drinking and singing and dancing.

Drunken Ears: Describes when you are happy when you are drinking.

Singing and laughing: singing and singing, laughing and cheering, used to describe the pride after drinking.

Drink and talk: Get together for a drink and have a good conversation.

Idioms related to drinking are: wine confidant a thousand cups less, happy to swim and drink, rotten years are not drunk like mud, the wine is held to check the chela, a glass of wine spear, a glass of wine to resolve grievances, a glass of wine to talk happily, after tea and wine, sad wine, wine woman, wine beauty, etc.

Staggering, pushing the cup and changing the lamp, drawing the fist order, pouring and drinking, getting drunk, drinking to the half-drunk, talking about the wine, drinking and buying drunk

Scrambling - you chase me - the dragon fights - in full swing - resounding in the sky.

Staggering, pushing the cup and changing the lamp, drawing the fist order, pouring and drinking, getting drunk, drinking to the half-drunk, drinking and drinking.

Buy drunk. Draw snakes to add to the feet, self-defeating, crown on crown, call the food hungry, knowingly ask extraneous branches.

1. Staggered: Wine glasses and wine chips are placed in a mess. Describe the lively scene when many people gather for a drink. 觥: a kind of wine vessel in ancient Kongxiang; Chips: Chips for the liquor order.

2. Push the cup and change the lamp: the meaning of toasting each other.

3. Drawing fist order: The original refers to holding a number of small objects in the hand for people to guess the odd and even, the number of congratulatory calendars, etc. Now it also refers to fighting, beating, fighting, and boxing. Order: Alcohol order. Alcohol is ordered when drinking.

4. Self-pouring: Pour your own wine and drink it yourself, which is a leisurely and comfortable look. It is now used to describe the appearance of a single figure who only drinks alcohol.

5. Drunk: Describe being very drunk. Drunk: The appearance of intoxication.

6. Drink to semi-drunk: Drink until you are half-drunk.

7. Drink and talk: Drink while talking happily.

8. Drink it all in one go: Drink it all in one go. Described as drinking very refreshingly. Drink: Drink.