Pain: I'm too sad to live. Describe grief to the extreme.
Grief-stricken: refers to the extremely sad and sad appearance. Describe sadness to the extreme. Desire: near, near. Absolute: breath ends, death.
Heartbroken: explanation: it means extremely sad, extremely sad, and describes sadness to the extreme.
Disappointment: Disappointment: describes disappointment and unhappiness. Worry and unhappiness are like losing something.
Glum: Unhappy, upset. Describe not letting go of my heart and feeling unhappy.
Depressed: describes feeling depressed and depressed because of failure or failure.
2. What are the four-word idioms 1 that express lovelorn?
2. I am in pain
be heartbroken
be heartbroken
My heart is like a knife.
1. Feeling lost [chàng rán ruo shch] Interpretation: Feeling lost: describe disappointment and unhappiness. Worry and unhappiness are like losing something. Sentence making: When I was a child, I was disappointed to see the story of the separation of Cowherd and Weaver Girl.
2. I am in pain: tòng bù yù shēng Interpretation: It describes that people's body and mind have been seriously hurt, which is generally a disappointing collapse injury that cannot be comforted in a short time, and even makes people lose the courage to survive! Of course, physical trauma also makes the weak-willed people so miserable that they don't want to live, which can be described as pain.
3. bēi tòng yù jué interpretation: it means extremely sad and extremely sad. Describe sadness to the extreme. Desire: near, near. Absolute: breath ends, death.
4. The heart is like a knife [xρ nrú d ā ojio] Interpretation: The heart is as painful as a knife. Sentence: It pains me to watch her go shopping with others.
5. Broken-hearted shāng xěn yùjué explanation: it means extremely sad, extremely sad, and describes sadness to the extreme. Sentence: When I heard that, my heart ached.
3. The four-word idiom describing lovelorn, desperate and distressed is painful and unforgettable. It's better to be dead than alive. Generally, people who are desperate and distressed are hard hearted. For them, this relationship is not necessarily taken seriously, so there is really no need to be sad and desperate, and it is not worth forgetting in a few days, so relax. For you with a heart of stone, being lovelorn means leaving. A careless person will let you meet someone who is really good to you and attentive to you in the future, and then all the hardships will make you stronger and better, provided that you surpass yourself step by step. You can come to Xingmengyuan photo sharing dating network to meet some excellent people to enrich your life.
4. Four words describing people's feelings were reported. 1. Excited
Sadness and joy, grief and indignation, mixed feelings, touching.
Touching my heart, I can't help feeling excited.
passionate
Second, gratitude.
Thank you, thank you, thank god.
Don't forget to feel the same way.
Third, regret
Depressed, depressed, depressed.
Despair, despair, disappointment.
Fourth, grief and mourning.
My heart ached, my bones hurt, and I sympathized with others.
Verb (short for verb) Anger.
Furious, angry, angry, unbearable.
Sixth, joy
Be ecstatic, happy from the sky, overjoyed
In high spirits, in high spirits
Be elated, dance and clap your hands.
Seven, sadness
When you are sad, frown and worry.
Worry, anxiety, unhappiness
Eight, upset
Uneasy, uneasy, uneasy, chaotic.
Disturbed, upset, anxious
Get carried away, get distracted, get confused, lose something.
If you get lost, sigh, sigh, just like years.
Be on pins and needles, scratching your ears and cheeks.
Four-word words to describe mood
Feel relaxed and happy, full of energy, happy and elated.
Ecstatic, sad, sad, sad, mixed feelings, touching. Can't help but have a boiling passion and be passionate. I am very grateful, and I am very grateful. Thank God, I haven't forgotten the same feeling. I'm depressed and frustrated. I am disheartened, disheartened and desperate. My heart is like a knife.
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5. The four-word words expressing feelings have mixed feelings: parting, blue sea and blue sky, holding one's breath, sadness and joy, sadness and sorrow, many nights, long spring breeze, pride, dying, waiting and waiting, returning home like an arrow, anxious to return's despair, depression and joy, pleasing to the eye, grief-stricken, unhappy, heartbroken, half-hearted and faithful. Bitter winds and bitter rains, surging emotions, empathy, ecstasy, anxiety, calm grief, expression of disgust,-harming others and benefiting themselves, affectation, glib to show respect,-respecting the old and loving the young, respecting each other as guests, immortal. -make persistent efforts, turn your back on the darkness and show diligence,-be conscientious, down-to-earth, start from scratch, get up early and be greedy for the dark, show courage,-take your time, go through fire and water, show anger,-be furious, flustered and angry. Words that mean "crying" are: full of tears, full of tears, full of tears, crying loudly, and words that mean "laughing" are: smiling, smiling, laughing, smiling, etc. The idiom to express "character's mood" is anxiety, panic and unhappiness. I was overjoyed. People who express anger are furious, furious and gnash their teeth. People who express hatred are detestable, hateful, hateful and hateful. People who express sadness are sad, want to cry, cry, cry, and burst into tears. Those who express sadness. Complex feelings, excitement, emotions. Comfort: comfortable, carefree, carefree, relaxed and happy. Anxiety: impatience, busyness, impatience and anxiety. Guilt: regret, anxiety, deep guilt and shame. Disappointed: feel dejected. Express fear: frightened birds, nervous, panicked, scared, uneasy. Idioms to express bad mood: woebegone, dejected, listless, unhappy, sad and uneasy. Feel relaxed and happy, carefree, cheerful, overjoyed, depressed, frightened, tearful, as if nothing had happened, angry from embarrassment, heartbroken, beaming, terrified, excited, extremely sad, mixed feelings, touching, touching and passionate. Grateful, grateful, grateful, grateful, grateful, grateful. I don't forget to feel the same. 3. Frustrated, frustrated, disheartened, disheartened, disheartened. Sorrow is like a knife that cuts the skin, sorrow is like a bone, compassion reflects excitement, and idioms that express laughter: hilarious, laughing, smiling, angry, angry, happy, smiling, ecstatic, smiling, words that describe the mood, words that express sadness, frustration and fog. Long sorrow, full sorrow, full sorrow, full sorrow, full sorrow, full sorrow, full sorrow, full sorrow, full sorrow, full sorrow, full sorrow, full sorrow, full sorrow, full sorrow, full tears, sad, sad, sad, sad, happy. Smile, smile, smile, smile, smile, smile, smile, smile, smile and smile to express guilt: shame, regret, regret, regret, guilt, guilt, shame, shame, shame, shame, shame, shame, shame, shame, shame, shame, shame.