idiom > prostitutes no longer young
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Liu defeated stray
  Explanation: Lost: the decline. Disability: withered. Withered willow, ruins of a flower. Old metaphor for the ravages of debauchery or abandoned women.
  Usage: Joint type; as object; containing derogatory
  Source: Yuan Wang Shih-fu, "The West Chamber" the third of the third section: "He is a girl home, you claim the tenderness of children fail to do ... ... Liu stray off-guess."
bài liǔ cán huā
  Decline of the willow, withered flowers. Old metaphor of a prostitute more than poetry
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No. 3
  Of children you claim to tenderness, Retroflex Suffixation Monong, Italian children Qian contact, Hugh Liu guess so lost Her last request. - Yuan Wang Shifu "The West Chamber"
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No. 4
  After being insulted often refers to women
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Prostitutes metaphor
  比喻风尘女子。 元 王实甫 《西厢记》第三本第三折:“他是个女孩儿家,你索将性儿温存……休猜做败柳残花。”《群音类选·清腔类·李子花》:“可惜了月貌花容,颠倒做败柳残花。”
No. 6
  词目: 败柳残花
  发音: bài liǔ cán huā
  释义: 败:衰败。残:凋残。凋残的柳树,残败了的花。旧时用以比喻生活放荡或被蹂躏遗弃的女子。
  出处: 元·白朴《墙头马上》三折:“休把似残花败柳冤仇结,我与你生男长女填还彻,指望生则同衾,死则共穴。”
  示例: 元·王实甫《西厢记》第三本第三折:“他是个女孩儿家,你索将性儿温存……休猜做败柳残花。”
  用法: 作宾语;用于女性。
  近义词:残花败柳
  反义词:金枝玉叶
English Expression
  1. n.:  prostitutes no longer young
Thesaurus
fallen angels, lady of a certain age, A single flower, Her last request Fallen flowers, Dynasty, who carried on amorous affairs even when she was getting old, a
Antonym
earth rejuvenation, Spring has returned to the land, beautiful and bright; bright spring days, during the warmth of spring all the flowers bloom, Liulv peach bloom, Peach bloom Liulv, all flowers are in bloom, green hills and blue waters-beautiful country scene