(idiom) literally to moisten each other with spit; describes using one's meager resources to help another when both are in humble circumstances or in a desperate situation

To be naturally influenced by what one frequently sees and hears over a long period of time

to moisten or make damp through absorption; to be wet or soaked

to be gradually influenced or infected by something, such as habits or traditions; to be immersed in an environment

To help each other with what little one has when both are in difficult or humble circumstances; same as [[相濡以沫|相濡以沫|xiang1 ru2 yi3 mo4]]

to be dilatory or slow; to linger; to stay in a place longer than necessary or procrastinate

to be gradually influenced by one's surroundings over a long period of time; influenced day by day and month by month

to soak, moisten, or wet something

to soak or immerse; (metaphorically) to nurture or influence deeply through kindness or virtue, such as by setting a moral example for the younger generation

To be influenced and changed by positive or civilizing forces.

to endure or bear with patience; to be tolerant or submissive

to dip the brush into ink; to write

(idiom) to assist one another with whatever small resources are available when in a desperate situation; refers to fish moistening each other with spit in a dry rut

To dip a brush or calligraphy pen into ink; to moisten a brush in preparation for writing or painting

to stay or linger at a place for a long time; to be delayed

To drink excessively or lose self-control through alcohol; literally "to soak the head in wine"

alternative name for the Bodhisattva of Wisdom, often depicted carrying a sword and a lotus flower

to be deeply influenced by what one frequently sees and hears

to be influenced by what one hears and sees constantly; affected by surroundings