I'm in a trance(hún diān mèng dǎo)

I'm in a trance

It's a Chinese word.

Pinyin: H ú NDI ā nm è NGD ǎ o

Paraphrase: he is still in a trance, confused and out of normal.

idiom

I'm in a trance

Pinyin

húndiānmèngdǎo

Citation explanation

I'm fascinated. He was in a trance, confused and lost his normal state. The fifth chapter of Luo Guanzhong's biography of Pingyao in Ming Dynasty: "who knows that Tao is also delusional and dreamy. It is clear that the toad wants to eat swan meat." Feng Menglong's suite of jintangyue Jinlu Ji Yu in Ming Dynasty: "the soul falls from a dream, the God is not calm, suddenly listening to the rain and the wind, and the night is in full swing." Li Yu, Qing Dynasty, said that LV Xianggong didn't like you two, and he was thinking of him, so he made this beautiful woman so crazy that he didn't want to remarry.

Discrimination of words

Phonetic code: hdmd synonym: ecstasy usage: predicate, attributive, adverbial; refers to people in a trance

Chinese PinYin : hún diān mèng dǎo