Alone

Alone

Solitary figure, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ū x í ngdi à oy à ng, meaning lonely and helpless. It comes from Li Mi's Chen Qing Biao of Jin Dynasty.

interpretation

Solitary: alone; hanging: hanging. It describes loneliness. refers to being alone.

source

Volume 2 of the second moment of surprise: "Quan Hanlin lives alone in a guest house. He is bored when he thinks about" niunv Yinhe. "

usage

It is used as predicate and attributive to describe loneliness without relatives

Discrimination of words

Structure: combined time: ancient part of speech: derogatory common use: General synonyms: solitary shadow, solitary shadow, solitary shadow example: who wants you to go now? Who can see my solitary shadow? No tomb was built after death. Shen Shouxian, Ming Dynasty