orphan是什么意思音标:英 ['ɔ:fn]美 [ˈɔrfən]
n. 孤儿
a. 无双亲的, 孤儿的
vt. 使成孤儿
[计] 弧体
n. a child who has lost both parents
n. someone or something who lacks support or care or supervision
n. the first pne of a paragraph that is set as the last pne of a page or column
n. a young animal without a mother
orphan的用法和例句：
1.This is for all the orphans out there.
本曲獻給那兒的所有孤兒們
2.The reason is, some of them are orphaned.
原因就在于有一些孩子是孤儿
3.I'm on the streets, and I'm a orphan.
我在街头流浪 我是孤儿
4.He was practically an orphan when I brought him in.
我带他入门的时候他实际上是个孤儿
5.In between the widows and orphans or whatever.
不管是孤儿寡母什么的都行
6.Because the truth is, orphans are alone, and you're not.
因为实际上 孤儿都是孤独的 而你不孤独
7.You know, that the orphans aren't your problem.
你知道的 孤儿不是你们的问题
8.Everything you see in here is an orphan.
这房间里所有的东西都是没有主的
9.Now I think it's because she's an orphan.
我觉得这是因为她是个孤儿
10.Your eminence, as an orphan, I'm very famipar with this.
主教 作為孤兒 我很理解這種心理