若有所丧 — “To feel as if one has lost something important”
若有所丧 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to feel as if one has lost something important”. To be absent-minded and uneasy, or to feel a sense of emptiness. Literally, “As if having lost something”.
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若有所丧 Pronunciation and Pinyin
若有所丧 Character Breakdown
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她最近总是若有所丧，不知道在想些什么。
She has been looking as if she's lost something lately, seeming absent-minded and withdrawn.
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- ruò若bēng崩jué厥jiǎo角Extremely uneasy, anxious, and fearful
- ruò若áo敖zhī之guǐ鬼ghosts without descendants to worship them
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Open the tool →Questions about 若有所丧
What does 若有所丧 mean?
若有所丧 (ruò yǒu suǒ sàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to feel as if one has lost something important”.
How do you pronounce 若有所丧?
若有所丧 is pronounced ruò yǒu suǒ sàng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 若有所丧 literally mean?
Literally, 若有所丧 means “as if having lost something”. It is used to mean “to feel as if one has lost something important”.
What is the Chinese definition of 若有所丧?
若：好象。好象丢了什么似的。形容心神不定的样子。也形容心里感到空虚。