idiom > look as if one had lost one's parents— look utterly wretched
如丧考妣
Pinyin: rú sàng kǎo bǐ
Usage: 动宾式;作谓语、状语;含贬义
Explanation: 丧:死去;考:已死的父亲;妣:已死的母亲。好象死了父母一样地伤心。
Source: 《尚书·舜典》:“二十有八载,帝乃殂落,百姓如丧考妣。”
rú sàng kǎo bǐ
Kaobi: parents. Like dead parents. Describe the sadness and worry (derogatory)
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No. 3
20 has eight, God is the die off, people Rusangkaobi third set, the whole world stop close eight tones. - "Shun Code Book"
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Like parents, like dead
Like dead parents. Described as extreme sadness and worry. This with derogatory. "Shun Code Book": "20 has eight, God is the die off, people Rusangkaobi." Wang Song, "Notes on the Korean Son nothing a hundred years": "l-ya of Japan, the world No. muses, Rusangkaobi." Liu Qing "Through relentless iron": "You see his share of the pharynx pharynx hum of Tiqi it really Rusangkaobi."
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No. 5
Rusangkaobi (funeral sàng): as sad as parents die: God is the die off, people Rusangkaobi.
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No. 6
Funeral: dead; test: Father; deceased mother: Mother. Seems equally sad death of his parents.