第三人称复数：orphanages
名词孤儿院; 孤儿身份
orphanage的解释
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2. 孤儿院 来源:考试大：13 asylum 收容所, 养老院 | 14 orphanage 孤儿院 来源:考试大 | 15 morale 士气,人心来源:考试大
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1. 孤儿院
An orphanage is a place where orphans live and are looked after.
1. Issues covered included how busy and crowded some places are, and the conditions they may find when they return to their orphanage.
2. The orphanage occasionally has charitable individuals deliver food, but this is not something the orphanage can rely on.
3. But the costs are a fraction of those for keeping a child in an orphanage.
4. Wong was a volunteer at the Ci Xing Xi Yuan Hui orphanage.
5. As there was no orphanage in the county at the time, local civil affairs officials also brought orphaned children to Yan.
6. orphanage
6. An unidentified orphanage worker reportedly told the newspaper that the Changsha facility was a stable client and had bought many babies from the Hengyang orphanage.
7. orphanage的解释
7. Although the orphanage must contend with impoverished circumstances, the nuns provide adequate care for the children.
8. He also must take part in 8 TV community projects, such as working at an orphanage or retirement home.
9. Kunming Orphanage could not give her any useful information about her life before she was adopted because of the lapse of time.
10. American movie star Angelina Jolie adopted her fourth child on Thursday, a Vietnamese boy from a Ho Chi Minh City orphanage.
noun
1. a public institution for the care of orphans
Synonym: orphans' asylum
2. the condition of being a child without living parents
e.g. his early orphanage shaped his character as an adult
Synonym: orphanhood