滄桑感

a sense of having been through good times and bad / a weathered and worn look

Characters and words in 滄桑感

blue-green or azure (of water) / vast (of water) / cold

= + : The King of Chu (c) is keeping a vast (沧) collection of water bottles (氵) in the barn (仓) in front of the anglepod (ang1). The water bottles contain various kinds of very precious blue-green or azure (沧) water.
great changes / ups and downs / vicissitudes / abbr. of 滄海桑田|沧海桑田[cang1 hai3 sang1 tian2]
surname Sang
(bound form) mulberry tree

= + : Socrates (s) plants a mulberry tree (桑) in front of the anglepod (ang1). He incorporated a fertilizer into the ground which he made by boxing a Christmas tree (木) to pieces. Subsequently he hardens the ground around the mulberry tree by boxing it with a boxing glove (叒). He then distributes three boxing gloves (叒) around the stem of the tree to protect it against freezing during the winter.
old variant of 桑[sang1]
to feel / to move / to touch / to affect / feeling / emotion / (suffix) sense of ~

= + : Mnemonic symbol: one or multiple feelers!

= + : Inside of the anthill, Guy Fawkes wants to drink a tequila. He already found the salt, but now he's looking for a lemon with his feelers. There's a very mysterious object on the table: it feels like a lemon, but the shape is somewhat wrong. What Guy Fawkes is inspecting with his feelers is a heart.

Words with 滄桑感

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Sentences with 滄桑感

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