萧【xiāo】
- miserable
- desolate
- dreary
- Chinese mugwort
Generated definitions (experimental)
- miserable
- desolate
- dreary
- Chinese mugwort
This meaning conveys a sense of deep unhappiness or distress. It can describe a person's emotional state or situations that evoke strong feelings of sadness.
He felt extremely miserable and couldn't cheer up.
People look very miserable in such weather.
This meaning refers to a state of emptiness and abandonment, often used to describe landscapes, places, or situations that feel isolated and lonely.
This desolate expanse looks incredibly bleak, as if devoid of life.
The outskirts of the city have become desolate, and no one wants to go near.
This meaning indicates a sense of dullness and gloominess, typically affecting moods and environments. It often describes surroundings or weather that evoke a feeling of hopelessness.
The dreary rainy weather yesterday made people feel very down.
The continuous days without sunshine left everyone feeling very dreary.
This refers to a specific plant used in traditional medicine and culinary practices, often recognized for its herbal properties and association with cultural rituals.
Generated collocations (experimental)
xiāo tiáo萧条desolatexiāo sè萧瑟drearyXiāo萧dìng定miserably calmxiāo tiáo萧条shí qī时期period of desolationxiāo suǒ萧索de的jǐng xiàng景象dreary sceneXiāo萧gān干Chinese mugwort (an alternative name)xiāo rán萧然desolate appearancexīn qíng心情xiāo tiáo萧条mood of miseryqì hòu气候xiāo tiáo萧条dreary climatexiāo tiáo萧条jīng jì经济depressed economyshēng huó生活xiāo tiáo萧条miserable life