waif
畅通词汇
英 [weɪf]美 [weɪf]
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- n. 无家可归者;迷途动物;无主失物;信号旗
英英释义Noun:- a homeless child especially one forsaken or orphaned;
"street children beg or steal in order to survive"
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例句用作名词 (n.)
- A waif is begging on the street.
街上有一个流浪儿正在乞讨。 - He has been a waif for many years.
他已经许多年无家可归了。 - She loved cats, and would take any waifs and strays into her home.
她喜欢猫,也经常会带一些流浪的猫到她的家里。
经典引文-
Those waifs and strays of the intelligentsia who had refused to participate in the war.
出自: C. E. M. Joad
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All the poor waifs..without even shoes or a penny pie.
出自: B. Duffy
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A shy bony waif of 17 with the legs of an antelope.
出自:Sports Illustrated
- A waif is begging on the street.
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近反义词【近义词】
- stray走失的家畜
- vagabond流浪汉
- gamin流浪儿
- soul灵魂
- urchin顽童
- orphan孤儿
- ragamuffin衣衫褴褛的人(尤指衣衫褴...
- foundling弃儿
- street child街头流浪儿
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