痛楚 | tòng chǔ | pain; anguish; suffering | |
一清二楚 | yī qīng èr chǔ | to be very clear about sth (idiom) | |
酸楚 | suān chǔ | disconsolate; forlorn; grievance | |
苦楚 | kǔ chǔ | suffering; misery; pain (esp. psychological) | |
凄楚 | qī chǔ | sad; wretched; miserable |
1 | Old Chu didn't recognize whose serving boy it was, but he thought getting out of bed might do him good; a meal out would lift his spirits. | |
2 | But in the Chu culture, life can be gushing. | |
3 | From that moment on, Chu, in Let's Go Watch the Meteor Shower, is on a love journey with handsome young tycoons. | |
4 | "They say we're too different and that we're weird and pathetic," said Chu, who runs a trendy boutique with his wife in an aging section of Beijing filled with classical courtyard homes. | |
5 | There was a lazy man in the country of Chu. All day he was thinking of how to make a big fortune without much effort. |