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活葬
[huó zàng]
'Living Burial' expresses the feeling of being emotionally or spiritually dead while still physically alive. It could suggest feelings of despair, depression, or living without hope.
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活埋
[huó mái]
Live Burial This name conveys extreme depression helplessness and distress to the point of being ...
我未逝心先亡
[wŏ wèi shì xīn xiān wáng]
I Live On But My Heart Is Already Dead expresses deep emotional despair or resignation suggesting ...
人葬心亡
[rén zàng xīn wáng]
Bury the person die the heart metaphorically suggests giving up on life due to emotional turmoil ...
活死人
[huó sĭ rén]
Living dead It describes someone who is still alive physically but may feel spiritually or emotionally ...
我心有座坟住着未亡人
[wŏ xīn yŏu zuò fén zhù zhe wèi wáng rén]
In My Heart There Lies a Tomb for the Living Dead expresses deep emotions towards someone the owner ...
心葬未亡人
[xīn zàng wèi wáng rén]
Heart Burial of the Undead This reflects deep emotional hurt or unresolved grief like someone whose ...
人未亡心先亡
[rén wèi wáng xīn xiān wáng]
The body is alive but the spirit is dead It indicates emotional numbness or a lack of will and joy to ...
未亡人葬
[wèi wáng rén zàng]
Burying the Undead Self a poignant way to refer to oneself as still alive but mentally and emotionally ...
以死的姿态活着
[yĭ sĭ de zī tài huó zhe]
Living in a manner as if dead It depicts a sense of being spiritually lifeless while physically alive ...