Drink (yǐn): Eat blood, drink poison to quench thirst, decoction pieces, eat drink man woman, soft drinks, swallow tears, etc.

Drinking (yìn): drinking at the venue, throwing money at horses, drinking Oxford, drinking horses, drinking calves and so on.

Pronunciation of drinking: yǐn, yn

The traditional Chinese character for drinking is: drinking.

Interpretation: drink (yǐn)

Drinking, especially drinking.

Refers to something to drink: cold. ~ materials. ~ eat.

A Chinese medicinal decoction, Su Xiang.

Traditional Chinese medicine refers to a disease in which water-liquid conduction in the body is not conducive to stopping in the abdominal cavity or limbs: phlegm. Hang up. Overflow ~

Endure: ~ hate.

Interpretation: drink (yìn)

In the old days, opera actors drank water on the stage to moisten their throats: ~ a scene.

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