- 亻(person; human; man)
- 昔(ancient times; past)
Borrowing someone else's belongings means temporarily taking something from their past possessions.
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(idiom) to drown one's sorrows
He likes to drown his sorrows in alcohol.
(idiom) to drown one's sorrows
He likes to drown his sorrows in alcohol.
Borrowing someone else's belongings means temporarily taking something from their past possessions.
Alcohol is a liquid stored in a vessel and fermented from grain.
Watering a plant means pouring water (氵) down like in the time of Emperor Yao (尧) controlling the flood.
A human heart carrying autumn sorrow like falling leaves wilts the mind with melancholy.
Borrowing someone else's belongings means temporarily taking something from their past possessions.
Alcohol is a liquid stored in a vessel and fermented from grain.
Watering a plant means pouring water (氵) down like in the time of Emperor Yao (尧) controlling the flood.
A human heart carrying autumn sorrow like falling leaves wilts the mind with melancholy.
(idiom) to drown one's sorrows
(idiom) to drown one's sorrows
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