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Lucheti Gilti
How can I say in Chinese:
"My desire to do something was taken away from me"
For example:
Seeing such an accident my desire to eat something was taken away from me
I'm not sure if one of the next sentences is correct:
1.- 通过看到这样的事故, 我吃点东西的欲望被夺走了
2.- 通过看到这样的事故, 它夺走了我吃点东西的欲望
3.- 通过看到这样的事故, 它已经从我身边被拿走了吃点东西的欲望
I hope someone understands what I mean and please feel free to write examples
Feb 12, 2025 4:34 AM
Answers · 1
If you want to mention the accident in the context, the natural way I think is 目睹了那个事故,我没了食欲。
February 17, 2025
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Lucheti Gilti
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Chinese (Mandarin), English, German, Japanese
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