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一无所有 (yīwúsuǒyǒu) is commonly used in a sentence to describe a state of having absolutely nothing, both materially and emotionally. It can also refer to being completely destitute or having no possessions or resources.
Example 1: 他失去了工作，家庭也破裂了，现在他一无所有。(Tā shīqù le gōngzuò, jiātíng yě pòliè le, xiànzài tā yīwúsuǒyǒu.) Translation: He lost his job and his family fell apart, now he has nothing at all.
Example 2: 她的梦想破灭了，她觉得自己一无所有。(Tā de mèngxiǎng pòmiè le, tā juéde zìjǐ yīwúsuǒyǒu.) Translation: Her dreams were shattered, she felt like she had nothing at all.
Example 3: 他一无所有，但是他仍然保持乐观的态度。(Tā yīwúsuǒyǒu, dànshì tā réngrán bǎochí lèguān de tàidù.) Translation: He has nothing at all, but he still maintains an optimistic attitude.
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