美
['ɔːrfn]
a child whose parents have died
cause (sb) to become an orphan
That lady would take in anything from orphans to stray cats.
出自： K. Gibbons
He is orphan'd both of father and mother.
出自： E. Griffith
She saw she had no father upon earth, and ran out, orphaned, from his house.
出自： Dickens
Two cars have been orphaned on Market Street..and have sat theresabandoned.
出自：Daily Progress
以上内容独家创作，受著作权保护，侵权必究
海词词典，十七年品牌
