得毁失悔 The characters loosely translate as get destroy lose repent In

Relation Nicknames

失去 [shī qù]
The word means loss in Chinese As a nickname it can express a person ’ s feelings after experiencing ...
终究迷了路 [zhōng jiū mí le lù]
Ultimately losing one ’ s way This could mean physically losing directions but often in Chinese ...
失孤者 [shī gū zhĕ]
Meaning the one who lost his child where the Chinese idiom implies deep suffering and sorrow representing ...
失心失肺 [shī xīn shī fèi]
The term “失心失肺” literally means ‘ to lose one ’ s heart and lungs ’ A Chinese idiomatic expression ...
一张白纸始终要烂 [yī zhāng bái zhĭ shĭ zhōng yào làn]
The original Chinese saying is ‘白纸终将破’ which signifies pure thing will finally be destroyed ...
泪lose [lèi lose]
The word 泪 in Chinese means tears symbolizing sadness or sorrow lose in English can mean loss or failure ...
大丧失 [dà sāng shī]
A name implying great loss or a state of deep despair In Chinese culture it could signify someone who ...
离离离离离离不开忘忘忘忘忘忘不了 [lí lí lí lí lí lí bù kāi wàng wàng wàng wàng wàng wàng bù le]
The repetition of the Chinese characters creates an emotionally powerful effect This phrase translates ...
失去lost [shī qù lost]
Expressing a feeling of loss This dual Chinese and English term highlights an important loss whether ...