可怜兮兮 — “Looking pitiful and pathetic”
可怜兮兮 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “looking pitiful and pathetic”. In a pitiable state. Literally, “pitiful-looking”.
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可怜兮兮 Pronunciation and Pinyin
可怜兮兮 Character Breakdown
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那个流浪的小动物可怜兮兮地蹲在角落里，希望能得到一些食物。
The stray little animal squatted pitifully in the corner, hoping to get some food.
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Synonyms of 可怜兮兮
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- kě可yǐ以yì意huì会，，bù不kě可yán言chuán传understood intuitively, not expressed in words
- kě可fā发yī一jué噱truly amusing or laughable
- kě可tóng同huàn患，，nán难chu处ān安share adversity, not prosperity
- kě可xǐ喜kě可è愕both delightful and astonishing
- kě可xǐ喜kě可hè贺worthy of joy and congratulations
- kě可xīn心rù如yì意to one's heart's content
- kě可xiǎng想ér而zhī知it can well be imagined
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What does 可怜兮兮 mean?
可怜兮兮 (kě lián xī xī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “looking pitiful and pathetic”.
How do you pronounce 可怜兮兮?
可怜兮兮 is pronounced kě lián xī xī in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 可怜兮兮 literally mean?
Literally, 可怜兮兮 means “pitiful-looking”. It is used to mean “looking pitiful and pathetic”.
What is the Chinese definition of 可怜兮兮?
非常令人可怜的样子