- Bacchus, Greek god of wine
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- Bacchus, Greek god of wine
This term refers to the Roman name for the Greek god Dionysus, who is associated with wine, revelry, and festivity. It is often used in contexts involving mythology, culture, and celebrations related to wine.
He always raises his glass in celebration in the name of Bacchus.
In ancient times, the festivals of Bacchus were held to celebrate harvest and joy.
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Bā kè sī巴克斯Shén神the god BacchusBā kè sī巴克斯jiē节Bacchus festivalBā kè sī巴克斯chóng bài崇拜worship of BacchusBā kè sī巴克斯jiǔ酒Bacchus wineBā kè sī巴克斯de的ēn cì恩赐the gifts of BacchusBā kè sī巴克斯de的chuán shuō传说the legend of BacchusBā kè sī巴克斯yú与pú tao葡萄Bacchus and grapesBā kè sī巴克斯jīng shén精神the spirit of BacchusBā kè sī巴克斯Jiǔ shén酒神the wine god Bacchuszhuī suí追随Bā kè sī巴克斯to follow BacchusBā kè sī巴克斯de的kuáng huān狂欢the revelry of BacchusBā kè sī巴克斯zhī之yè夜the night of Bacchus