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薄幸

Word · Adjective

fickle in love; heartless

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Meanings

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1.

adjective

fickle in love; heartless; unfaithful

literary

A classical literary term, often used to describe a lover or spouse who is inconstant or unfaithful, forsaking affection. It is commonly found in classical poetry and prose.

Dù杜
shí十
niáng娘
nù怒
chén沉
bǎi百
bǎo宝
xiāng箱
 ,
tòng痛
chì斥
Lǐ李
Jiǎ甲
de的
bó薄
xìng幸
 。

Du Shiniang angrily sank her treasure chest, bitterly denouncing Li Jia's fickleness.

Tā她
yù遇
rén人
bù不
shū淑
 ,
suǒ所
tuō托
jiē皆
bó薄
xìng幸
zhī之
tú徒
 。

She had the misfortune of meeting the wrong people, all of whom were heartless.

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Zì自
gǔ古
cái才
zǐ子
duō多
bó薄
xìng幸
 ,
cǐ此
shuō说
wèi未
bì必
gōng公
yǔn允
 。

The saying that talented scholars have always been fickle in love is not necessarily fair.

Zhè这
shǒu首
cí词
yǐ以
nǚ女
zǐ子
de的
kǒu口
wěn吻
 ,
āi哀
yuàn怨
de地
kòng控
sù诉
le了
qíng情
láng郎
de的
bó薄
xìng幸
 。

This lyric poem, from a woman's perspective, plaintively accuses her lover of being unfaithful.

Xì戏
wén文
zhōng中
 ,
nà那
bó薄
xìng幸
de的
gōng公
zǐ子
zuì最
zhōng终
zāo遭
dào到
le了
bào报
yìng应
 。

In the opera, that heartless young master ultimately met his retribution.