若有所失 — “To feel as if something important is missing or lost”
若有所失 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to feel as if something important is missing or lost”. Leading to a sense of emptiness, distraction, or uneasiness. Literally, “As if something were lost”.
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若有所失 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 若ruò
- 有yǒu
- 所suǒ
- 失shī
若有所失 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 若有所失
她搬到新城市后，总觉得若有所失，仿佛缺少了家的温暖。
After she moved to the new city, she always felt a sense of loss, as if the warmth of home was missing.
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Synonyms of 若有所失
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- ruò若chū出yī一zhé辙exactly alike
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Questions about 若有所失
- What does 若有所失 mean?
- 若有所失 (ruò yǒu suǒ shī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to feel as if something important is missing or lost”.
- How do you pronounce 若有所失?
- 若有所失 is pronounced ruò yǒu suǒ shī in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 若有所失 literally mean?
- Literally, 若有所失 means “as if something were lost”. It is used to mean “to feel as if something important is missing or lost”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 若有所失?
- 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。