Lingaku- lit. to rest and fly together (idiom)
- fig. to live in each other's pockets
- to be inseparable
Generated: This idiom describes a close relationship where two people are intimately connected, often used to express love or a strong bond.
Their relationship is very good; you could really say they are inseparable.
Generated: This phrase highlights an intense level of closeness, where individuals spend so much time together that they are always in each other’s company.
tā men他们zǒng shì总是wú shí - wú kè无时无刻bù zài不在yī qǐ一起，zhēn shi真是shēng huó生活zài在bǐ cǐ彼此de的kǒu dài口袋lǐ里。
They are always together, truly living in each other’s pockets.
Generated: This meaning conveys the idea that two people have formed such a bond that they cannot be apart from each other.
Their feelings for each other are so deep that they truly cannot be separated.