lorn
英 [lɔːn]
美[lɔrn]
- adj. 荒凉的；被弃的；孤独的
英英释义
- 1. pitiable in circumstances especially through abandonment;
- "desolate and despairing"
- "left forlorn"
实用场景例句
- In the story, the lorn damsel languished and pined away.
- 在那个故事中, 那位孤寂的少女郁闷不乐,渐渐地消瘦了.
辞典例句
- Still, the coach seemed lorn.
- 可是, 马车似乎变得冷冷清清了.
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中文词源
lorn 冷清的，孤单的
来自lose的古体过去分词形式，见forlorn,lovelorn.
双语例句
- 1. In the story, the lorn damsel languished and pined away.
- 在那个故事中, 那位孤寂的少女郁闷不乐,渐渐地消瘦了.
来自辞典例句
- 2. Still, the coach seemed lorn.
- 可是, 马车似乎变得冷冷清清了.
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英文词源
- lorn (adj.)
- (archaic) c. 1300, "lost, ruined," from Old English loren, past participle of leosan "to lose" (see lose). Meaning "abandoned, left alone" is from late 15c. Compare forlorn.