orphan

n.

孤儿；

vt.

使成为孤儿；

adj.

孤儿的；无双亲的；

复数：orphans过去式：orphaned过去分词：orphaned现在分词：orphaning第三人称单数：orphans

1. The orphan was consigned to her uncle's care.
   那孤儿托给她叔父照料。
2. The boy became an orphan at six.
   那男孩六岁时成了孤儿。

1. Some orphan crops cannot be grown from seeds.
   有些孤儿作物无法从种子生长起来。
2. The old lady took pity on the orphan kittens.
   这老妇人觉得失去母猫的小猫可怜而把它们收容了下来。

1. She was orphaned at the age of ten.
   她在十岁时成为孤儿。

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