lone; lonely; loneliness

orphan

orphanage; child asylum

to isolate; isolated; unrelated; irrelevant

lone; isolated and without help; all alone; solitary

lonesome; desolate

to stake all on one throw

isolated island

lone; lonely

unsociable; withdrawn; reclusive

isolated and without help

lit. lone army putting up a brave fight (idiom); fig. (of a person or group of people) struggling hard without support

alone; lonely

one who is cut off from others (idiom); one who has chosen to follow a solitary path; (can also be an indirect way of referring to an unmarried person)

isolated case; sole instance

proud and aloof

widow

orphan; fatherless son

lonesome; solitary

alone and poor; humble; (Cantonese) miserly

orphans and widows; to be lonely; loneliness

Solitary Hill, located in West Lake, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province

isolated peak

to act on one's own; to fight alone

cheekbone; ankle

Amédée Courbet (1826-1885), a French admiral who won a series of important land and naval victories during the Tonkin campaign and the Sino-French War

the only extant copy of a book

isolated; solitary

solitary old man or woman; regular patron (at brothels)

solitary hero; maverick

sole evidence

variant of 辜負|辜负[gu1 fu4]

ignorant; ill-informed

arrogant

lonely soul

lone bird; marginalized (country, person etc)

orphan drug

(literary) orphan

(bird species of China) solitary snipe (Gallinago solitaria)

autism

soliton (physics)

inauspicious year for marriage

to be all alone in the world

It's hard to clap with only one hand.; It takes two to tango; It's difficult to achieve anything without support.

alone in the world (idiom)

a single man and a single woman; bachelors; a man and a woman together (typically in a secluded setting)

instanton (math.)

solitary hero; maverick

lone flower admiring itself (idiom); narcissism; self-love