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疏恰似星稀
[shū qià sì xīng xī]
'Sparse Like the Distant Stars' refers to sparseness that resembles scattered stars. It conveys loneliness, distance, and remoteness, often used in literature to describe the desolation of scenes and feelings.
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淡月疏星
[dàn yuè shū xīng]
Faint Moon Sparse Stars evokes an image of solitude or a tranquil nighttime atmosphere It implies ...
疏星稀雨
[shū xīng xī yŭ]
Translates to Sparse Stars Light Rain describing the scene with few scattered stars under light ...
疏月
[shū yuè]
Translates to Sparse Moon A poetic reference that might symbolize tranquility or loneliness in ...
来路上又星月寥落
[lái lù shàng yòu xīng yuè liáo luò]
Translated as Stars and moon sparse on my way this user is likely referring to the loneliness and solitude ...
夜星寥落
[yè xīng liáo luò]
Sparse stars at night depict a lonely and quiet environment Such a phrase usually conveys solitude ...
星月寥落
[xīng yuè liáo luò]
Translates as Stars and Moon Scattered Sparse portraying a desolate scene of scattered celestial ...
你像星星那样遥远
[nĭ xiàng xīng xīng nèi yàng yáo yuăn]
In English : You are distant just like stars Expressing someone who seems untouchable unreachable ...
星星多寂寥
[xīng xīng duō jì liáo]
Stars Are Lonelier Than You Think Suggests a sense of profound loneliness found in distant celestial ...
疏星
[shū xīng]
Sparse stars symbolize a sense of solitude or isolation possibly reflecting the users introspective ...