orphan是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

n. 孤儿

v. 使成为孤儿

网络 孤儿怨；孤疑；孤儿进程

变形：

复数：orphans  现在分词：orphaning  过去分词：orphaned  

完整释义：

n.

1.孤儿(的),没有父母(或其中之一)的(孩子)

adj.

1.孤儿(的),没有父母(或其中之一)的(孩子)

v.

1.〔常用被动语态〕使成孤儿

例句：

1. Just her, the little girl, no one knew her name clearly, but just her behaviour in such cold weather showed that she was an orphan.
   只有她——这个小女孩，谁也不知道她名字究竟是什么，但她在这么冷的天底下那一举一动告诉我们——她是个孤儿。

2. After hearing about my background for some time, my distinguished therapist made an announcement: 'You, ' she said, 'are a war orphan. '
   在倾听我讲述自己的背景后，我那位杰出的治疗师得出了结论：“你是一位战争孤儿。”

3. A rare disease also referred to as an orphan disease is any disease that affects a small percentage of the population.
   罕见病，也被称为孤儿病，指那些仅在极少数人群身上发生的疾病。

4. Now Emily's an orphan, and her mother's snobbish relatives are taking her to live with them at New Moon Farm.
   现在她成了孤儿，母亲那边的那些势利眼的亲戚将要把她带到新月农场跟他们一起住。

5. Unfortunately, traceability is often treated as an unwanted orphan.
   不幸的是，可追溯性常常被作为不必要的孤儿对待。

6. My grand father was a police officer during Nationalist Regime and my grand ma was an orphan adopted by a French family in Shanghai.
   我祖父是国民党时期的警察，我祖母是被在上海的一个法国家庭收养的孤儿。

7. I felt that I was an orphan with no parents to take care of me, and that feeling pushed me to try to learn about what happened.
   我觉得我是一个没有父母疼爱照顾的孤儿，这种感觉让我想要弄清楚，到底发生了什么。

8. The orphan girl's murder seems to have caused a sort of mass unrest with the patients.
   女孤儿被谋杀似乎在病人中引起了一种广泛的不安。