形容词
1. The girl was brought up in an orphan home.
那女孩是在孤儿院养大的。
及物动词
1. The Collins adopted the child when she was orphaned.
当这孩子变成孤儿时，柯林斯一家把她收养了。
2. He was orphaned at an early age.
他早年丧失双亲。
3. The two sisters were orphaned when their parents died in a plane crash.
俩姐妹的父母亲在一次飞机失事中丧生后，她们便成了孤儿。
名词
1. The boy became an orphan at six.
那男孩六岁时成了孤儿。
1. 孤行：对于排字机来说,孤行(orphan)是在页面底端段落的首行. 寡行(widow)是在页面顶端段落的末行. 好的排字机可以将额外的一行按要求从前页移到下一行,以避免孤行和寡行现象. 可以将orphans属性设置为无符号的整数,从而调整认为是孤行的行数.
2. <孤儿怨>：尝到甜头的华纳,在第四季度还将采用同步模式推出<<孤儿怨>>(Orphan)和<<终结者2018>>(Terminator:Salvation). Sony公司则计划在四部影片发行中采用同步模式,包括11月24日将推出的<<天使与魔鬼>>(Angels and Demons)、<<朱莉与朱莉娅>>(Julie and Julia)和<<丑陋的真
3. (缩排的)页末单行段落 弧字 孤行：Original 原稿 原稿 图片原稿 | Orphan (缩排的)页末单行段落 弧字 孤行 | Outline font 空心字、轮廓字 外框字,描边字 空心字
1. orphan
1. 孤儿
An orphan is a child whose parents are dead.
e.g. I'm an orphan and pretty much grew up on my own.
我是个孤儿，差不多是靠自己长大的。
e.g. ...a young orphan girl brought up by peasants...
由农民抚养长大的幼小孤女
2. 使成为孤儿
If a child is orphaned, their parents die, or their remaining parent dies.
e.g. Jones was orphaned at the age of ten, and taken in by next-door neighbours...
琼斯10岁时成为孤儿，被隔壁的邻居收养。
e.g. By the end of the decade, some ten million children are expected to have been orphaned by the disease.
到这个10年结束时，大约1,000万儿童将会因为这种疾病而失去双亲。
1. She enjoyed a carefree childhood like other children and did not know she is an orphan until age 14.
2. Orphan works are books or other materials that are still covered by US copyright law, but it is not clear who owns the rights to them.
3. orphan的意思
3. Charles Dickens looked at the plight of English orphan boys in Oliver Twist.
4. orphan的反义词
4. In the original play from which the film is adapted, the doctor chooses to sacrifice his own boy to save his master's orphan.
5. Each AIDS orphan will be given 180 yuan and an AIDS elderly loner 240 yuan for medical care annually.
6. orphan的反义词
6. Chen is planning on a film adaptation of Yuan Dynasty play " The Orphan of Zhao, " Chinese media reported Tuesday.
7. The Material Girl is scheduled to fly to the impoverished country later this year where she'll set up an orphan care centre.
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8. Jolie said orphan children sometimes beat the odds and survive but often are enslaved, resort to prostitution or are forced to become child soldiers.
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9. He was an orphan, adopted at 5 by a loving foster family.
10. orphan的解释
10. He then adopts the orphan and persuades the general to be the baby's godfather.
911查询·英语单词
noun
1. a young animal without a mother
2. the first line of a paragraph that is set as the last line of a page or column
3. a child who has lost both parents
4. someone or something who lacks support or care or supervision
verb
1. deprive of parents