Lingaku- lit. to live on a boat
- to drift from place to place (idiom)
Generated: The literal meaning refers to living on a boat, highlighting a transient lifestyle often associated with freedom and adventure.
zài在hǎi shàng海上，tā他Guō过zhāo着fú jiā fàn zhái浮家泛宅de的shēng huó生活，xiǎng shòu享受zhāo着yáng guāng阳光hé和hǎi fēng海风。
He lived a life on a boat at sea, enjoying the sunshine and sea breeze.
Generated: This idiom is used to describe a lifestyle of moving frequently or not having a permanent home, often implying a carefree or wandering existence.
He always drifts from place to place, enjoying traveling between different cities.