be intoxicated

be intoxicated

Intoxication, a Chinese word, pronounced t á Ozu ì, means that one is satisfied to immerse himself in a certain realm or ideological activity, to indulge in a certain thing or realm, and to seek inner comfort.

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Forget yourself and immerse yourself in a situation

They are intoxicated with the bright future.

2. Narcissism

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Tang Cui Shu's poem "climbing Sendai on the ninth day" said: "I want to find Peng zezai and enjoy the chrysanthemum cup together. "

This means to drink freely and get drunk. Later, "intoxication" means indulging in something or state.

(1) Xu Teli's "commemorating the hope of youth in the May 4th Movement": "if we only plan for ourselves and revel in a small circle, it is impossible to push forward the revolutionary cause."

2. The first part of Liu Qing's history of entrepreneurship says: "pigs, chickens, ducks, horses, cows, plus the noise of children, this is the most intoxicating music in the farmyard."

3. Chapter 1 of the second part of the song of youth by Yang Mo: "she feels that she is dreaming and blushes. The whole soul is intoxicated with the fanatical fantasies of the young people. "

4. Zheng Boqi's the first lesson: "in his heart, there is infinite happiness; it is more beautiful and more intoxicating to him."

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