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无家可归

wú jiā kě guī · wu jia ke gui

Traditional 無家可歸

Meaning

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那(nà)些(xiē)无(wú)家(jiā)可(kě)归(guī)的(de)人(rén)每(měi)天(tiān)过(guò)着(zhe)仅(jǐn)够(gòu)糊(hú)口(kǒu)的(de)生(shēng)活(huó)。

Those homeless people are living hand-to-mouth.

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当(dāng)我(wǒ)无(wú)家(jiā)可(kě)归(guī)的(de)时(shí)候(hou)，我(wǒ)常(cháng)在(zài)那(nà)张(zhāng)长(cháng)椅(yǐ)上(shàng)睡(shuì)觉(jiào)。

I often slept on that bench when I was homeless.

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