Question

orphan n.孤儿adj.孤儿的vt.成孤儿 (1) 那孤儿托给她叔父照料。(2) 那男孩六岁时成了孤儿。(3) 有些孤儿作物无法从种子生长起来。(4) 这老妇人觉得失去母猫的小猫可怜而把它们收容了下来。(5) 她在十岁时成为孤儿。 A home for orphans is no substitute for a house with loving parents, even if they're adopted. Bambi, Annie, and Oliver Twist are probably the most famous orphans. Each lost their parents in different ways, but all of them had their lives similarly changed—they felt adrift without a parent to guide them. Orphans often spend lots of time looking for friends or surrogates to fill the gap left by their deceased parents.

Accepted Answer

英 ['ɔːfn] 美 ['ɔːrfn] (1) The orphan was consigned to her uncle's care.(2) The boy became an orphan at six.(3) Some orphan crops cannot be grown from seeds.(4) The old lady took pity on the orphan kittens.(5) She was orphaned at the age of ten. An orphan is someone who has lost both parents. Usually, we think of sad little children when we think of orphans, but anyone whose parents have both died is an orphan. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]孤儿 An orphan is a child whose parents are dead. 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。...a young orphan girl brought up by peasants...由农民抚养长大的幼小孤女2[V-PASSIVE 被动动词]使成为孤儿 If a child is orphaned, their parents die, or their remaining parent dies.   [be V-ed]  [V-ed]  [no cont]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。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。..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

英语单词	orphan
英美音标	英 ['ɔːfn] 美 ['ɔːrfn]
中文释义	n.孤儿 adj.孤儿的 vt.成孤儿
英语例句	(1) The orphan was consigned to her uncle's care. (2) The boy became an orphan at six. (3) Some orphan crops cannot be grown from seeds. (4) The old lady took pity on the orphan kittens. (5) She was orphaned at the age of ten.
中文例句	(1) 那孤儿托给她叔父照料。 (2) 那男孩六岁时成了孤儿。 (3) 有些孤儿作物无法从种子生长起来。 (4) 这老妇人觉得失去母猫的小猫可怜而把它们收容了下来。 (5) 她在十岁时成为孤儿。
vocabulary简明	An orphan is someone who has lost both parents. Usually, we think of sad little children when we think of orphans, but anyone whose parents have both died is an orphan.
vocabulary扩展	A home for orphans is no substitute for a house with loving parents, even if they're adopted. Bambi, Annie, and Oliver Twist are probably the most famous orphans. Each lost their parents in different ways, but all of them had their lives similarly changed—they felt adrift without a parent to guide them. Orphans often spend lots of time looking for friends or surrogates to fill the gap left by their deceased parents.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]孤儿 An orphan is a child whose parents are dead. 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。 ...a young orphan girl brought up by peasants... 由农民抚养长大的幼小孤女 2 [V-PASSIVE 被动动词]使成为孤儿 If a child is orphaned, their parents die, or their remaining parent dies. [be V-ed] [V-ed] [no cont] 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。 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。 ..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

Orphan Parents Ed Boy Orphaned Age Lost Children