孤独 | gū dú | lonely; solitary | |
孤立 | gū lì | isolate; isolated | |
孤儿 | gū ér | orphan | |
孤寂 | gū jì | lonesome; desolate | |
孤单 | gū dān | lone; lonely; loneliness |
1 | And we give different names, depending on what kind of electrons we're dealing with, so, for example, with h c l here, we can talk about having bonded versus lone pair electrons. | |
2 | And if we put that in our bond here, we have 1, 2, 3 bonds, plus we have one lone pair left over. | |
3 | The lone-pair interactions change the chemical characteristics of the carbon. | |
4 | Then Bruckner's "story" becomes something very different: ideas of wilful perseverance and strange, isolated, successes begin to emerge, despite the exquisite synchronisation of the strings. | |
5 | Another classic, this one about a little girl who is orphaned in India and ends up living with an estranged uncle in a big old manor in England. |