惘若有失 — “Feeling disoriented”
惘若有失 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Feeling disoriented”. Dejected, and crestfallen, as if having lost something precious or beloved. Literally, “disoriented as if something is lost”.
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惘若有失 Pronunciation and Pinyin
惘若有失 Character Breakdown
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考试失利后，他整个人都惘若有失，提不起精神。
After failing the exam, he was utterly crestfallen and disoriented, unable to regain his spirits.
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Open the tool →Questions about 惘若有失
What does 惘若有失 mean?
惘若有失 (wǎng ruò yǒu shī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Feeling disoriented”.
How do you pronounce 惘若有失?
惘若有失 is pronounced wǎng ruò yǒu shī in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 惘若有失 literally mean?
Literally, 惘若有失 means “disoriented as if something is lost”. It is used to mean “Feeling disoriented”.
What is the Chinese definition of 惘若有失?
惘：失意。神情颓丧，好像失去所爱所恋的样子