wàng​xíng

to lose one's bearings

忘形 wàng//xíng
to lose one's bearings verb
to lose control or become unmindful of one's status or appearance due to extreme excitement or pride; often used in the phrase 得意忘形 dé​yì​wàng​xíng
to be informal
(literary) to disregard social status or etiquette; to be casual and unconstrained in a friendship
to forget the self
(literary) to forget one's physical body or worldly form as a state of spiritual transcendence

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