1.孤儿(的),没有父母(或其中之一)的(孩子)
1.使成孤儿
1.a child whose parents have died
1.to make a child an orphan
1."Already people [overseas] are saying they would be keen to adopt children orphaned by the quake, " said Jon Bugge, of Save the Children.
“已有海外人士表示他们渴望收养地震中失去双亲的孤儿，”挽救孩子机构的乔恩说。
2.Orphaned, she lives with her aunt and dreams of adventure and travel, just like the beautiful girls in her magazine.
父母双亡，她的生活与她的姑姑和冒险和旅行的梦想，就像漂亮的女孩在她的杂志。
3.In the chaos, there has been a special outpouring of concern for the thousands of children who may have been orphaned.
在这场混乱里，特别值得关注的是，可能有数以千计的孩子已经成了孤儿。
4.Beginning with a single orphaned pup, Askani reared and found a mate for the wolf, fostering the creation of the preserve's first pack.
从一只孤儿狼崽开始，阿斯坎妮喂养它并给它找了一个配偶，培育了保护区的第一群动物。
5.When the new arrivals got to Rio, often the only way to find a home was to build one out of orphaned bits of timber and masonry.
当新的移民来到里约，找到栖身之地的唯一方法就是用小块零碎的石头和砖瓦自己动手盖。
6.Few visitors come to see the children, most of whom are abandoned or orphaned.
来少年监狱探监的人很少，因为这些孩子大都是弃儿或者孤儿。
7.With the death of our beloved President Corazon Aquino, let us not feel as though we were orphaned, "hindi tayo nag-iisa" .
随着我们敬爱的总统科拉松阿基诺的死，我们不要觉得我们是孤儿，「hinditayonag-iisa」。
8.Orphaned when she was young, Cherry caused problems with a local village, and, was even rejected by the other elephants.
当她小的时候，樱桃就和当地的居民出过矛盾，甚至其他的象也排斥她不愿意收留她。
9.Officials are first trying to reunite orphaned children with other relatives.
官方的最初尝试是让这些孤儿投靠亲属。
10.By then the ownership of the rights might be impossible to trace, rendering the product orphaned and without a key.
那时权利的所有权可能无法追踪，就会导致没有线索的孤立作品。