Lorn Meaning in English
word
lɔːn
LAWRN
lˈɔːn
LAWN
释义
Feeling lost, alone, and abandoned, often used in literary or poetic contexts to describe someone or something that is without hope or companionship.
用法与细微差别
Very rare and literary; 'lorn' usually appears in poetry or old-fashioned writing, often as part of 'forlorn'. Do not use in everyday conversation. Synonymous with 'abandoned' or 'forsaken', but more emotional and poetic.
Spanish: desamparado - abandonadoPortuguese (BR): desamparado - abandonadoPortuguese (PT): desamparado - abandonadoChinese (Simplified): 孤苦的 - 被遗弃的Chinese (Traditional): 孤苦的 - 被遺棄的Hindi: अकेला - बेसहाराArabic: مهجور - متروكBengali: নিঃসঙ্গ - পরিত্যক্ত - আশাহীনRussian: покинутый - одинокий - обречённыйJapanese: 孤独な - 見捨てられたVietnamese: cô đơn - bị bỏ rơi - tuyệt vọngKorean: 외로운 - 버려진Turkish: yalnız - terkedilmiş - umutsuzUrdu: تنہا - ویران - بے سہاراIndonesian: terlantar - sepi - putus asa
例句
The cottage stood lorn in the empty field.
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He felt lorn after his friends left town.
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A lorn puppy wandered in the rain.
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She wrote a poem about her lorn heart.
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The old playground looked so lorn in the winter snow.
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With everyone gone, the house felt strangely lorn and quiet.
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