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显得可怜
[xiăn dé kĕ lián]
It translates as 'Looking Pitiful,' which seems self-deprecating. However, in some contexts, it may indicate vulnerability or an outward display of weakness hoping to gain sympathy or support from others.
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可怜人
[kĕ lián rén]
The Pitiful One indicates sorrow pity or hardship possibly suggesting someone experiencing tough ...
你病态可怜不惹人爱
[nĭ bìng tài kĕ lián bù rĕ rén ài]
Directly translated as You are sickeningly pitiful and unlovable The usage could reflect on feelings ...
似乎是致命弱点
[sì hū shì zhì mìng ruò diăn]
This implies Seems like a fatal weakness indicating something that makes one vulnerable usually ...
楚楚可怜
[chŭ chŭ kĕ lián]
Appealingly Pitiful describes someone who appears very delicate vulnerable and endearing often ...
凄似
[qī sì]
Roughly translates to as pitiful as This expression conveys sorrow or despair similar to something ...
一个可怜虫
[yī gè kĕ lián chóng]
Meaning A poor creature it implies selfpity or a sad situation one finds oneself in Sometimes used ...
愚蠢可怜
[yú chŭn kĕ lián]
Directly translates to stupid and pitiful possibly reflecting on oneself during moments of low ...
可怜之人
[kĕ lián zhī rén]
A pitiful person refers to oneself as a worthy object of pity often used after suffering significant ...
原谅我心狠人丑没人疼
[yuán liàng wŏ xīn hĕn rén chŏu méi rén téng]
It suggests the selfawareness of being unpleasant unappealing in appearance heartlessness which ...