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终究毁了
[zhōng jiū huĭ le]
'Zhong Jiu Hui Le', translated as 'Ruined In The End,' reflects disappointment or sadness following a significant loss, conveying acceptance or fatalism in face of inevitable outcomes.
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失望告终
[shī wàng gào zhōng]
Shi Wang Gao Zhong translates as ended in disappointment This indicates a situation where something ...
拥失
[yōng shī]
Yong Shi which directly translates as Embracing Loss can denote that person has accepted the sadness ...
亡
[wáng]
Demise signifies an end death extinction or failure carrying somber often tragic undertones and ...
得毁失悔
[dé huĭ shī huĭ]
The characters loosely translate as get destroy lose repent In Chinese culture and literature these ...
失望透顶彻底死心
[shī wàng tòu dĭng chè dĭ sĭ xīn]
Shi Wang Tou Ding Che Di Si Xin means Utter disappointment leads to complete heartbreak expressing ...
原谅我错过了你
[yuán liàng wŏ cuò guò le nĭ]
A gentle yet sorrowful phrase expressing regret over losing someone special due to missing an opportunity ...
终是遗憾
[zhōng shì yí hàn]
Zhong Shi Yihan means Ultimately RegretfulRemorseful This name implies the acceptance of imperfection ...
良人终归你已死于非命
[liáng rén zhōng guī nĭ yĭ sĭ yú fēi mìng]
“良人终归你已死于非命” which means Though my beloved ultimately died violently reveals deep ...
偏失去
[piān shī qù]
It means 偏偏失去 or I Lost Just You conveying the sorrow and disappointment over losing something ...