orphans

英 [ˈɔːfnz]

美 [ˈɔːrfnz]

n.  孤儿
v.  使成为孤儿
orphan的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 孤儿
  Anorphanis a child whose parents are dead.
  1. 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。
  2. ...a young orphan girl brought up by peasants...
     由农民抚养长大的幼小孤女
• V-PASSIVE 使成为孤儿
  If a childis orphaned, their parents die, or their remaining parent dies.
  1. 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。
  2. 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。
  3. ..a fifteen-year-old boy left orphaned by the recent disaster.
     被最近的那场灾难夺走了父母的15岁男孩

双语例句

• The orphans, they need me, and I have forsaken them.
  那些孤儿们，他们需要我，我辜负了他们。
• You're living with the orphans, I hear.
  听说你和孤儿们住在一起。
• We are orphans; loneliness and sadness are our daily fate.
  我们是孤儿，寂寞和悲伤是我们每天的命运。
• A public institution for the care of orphans.
  能够照顾孤儿的一个公共机构。
• Orphans, disabled children and street children have received special care and protection from the government.
  孤儿、残疾儿童和流浪儿童得到政府特殊关怀和照顾。
• World Association for orphans and abandoned children;
  世界孤儿和弃儿协会；
• We were like miserable orphans, living in sins.
  我们本来像可怜的孤儿一般活在罪中。
• Of all the orphans, you were always the saddest.
  所有这些孤儿里，你是最可悲的一个。
• Displaced children and orphans fund;
  失所儿童和孤儿基金；
• The orphans need more care and affection.
  孤儿们需要更多的照料和关爱。