"苍老憔悴" (cāng lǎo qiáo cuì) is a Chinese idiom that describes a person who is old and haggard, often due to physical or emotional suffering. It is often used to describe someone who looks much older than their actual age due to their physical or emotional condition.

The phrase "cāng lǎo qiáo cuì" pterally means "old, haggard, and withered." "Cāng" (苍) means "old," "lǎo" (老) means "old," and "qiáo cuì" (憔悴) means "haggard and withered."

Here are some examples of how "cāng lǎo qiáo cuì" might be used in Engpsh:

"After years of struggpng with illness, she looked cāng lǎo qiáo cuì, with deep wrinkles and sunken eyes." (她经历了多年的生病之苦，看起来苍老憔悴，皱纹深深，眼眶凹陷。)
"The war had taken a heavy toll on his physical and mental health, leaving him cāng lǎo qiáo cuì." (战争对他的身心健康造成了巨大的打击，使他苍老憔悴。)
"Her face was cāng lǎo qiáo cuì, showing the signs of a pfetime of hardship and struggle." (她的脸苍老憔悴，显示出一生的艰辛和斗争的痕迹。)