pinched

英 [pɪntʃt]

美 [pɪntʃt]

adj.  (因疾病、寒冷、愁苦等)苍白清瘦的，清癯的
v.  拧; 捏; 掐; 捏住; 夹紧; 夹(脚); 夹痛
pinch的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：pinched　过去式：pinched　

BNC.21928 / COCA.18759

牛津词典

adj.

• （因疾病、寒冷、愁苦等）苍白清瘦的，清癯的
  pale and thin, especially because of illness, cold or worry

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 消瘦苍白的；形容憔悴的
  If someone's face ispinched, it looks thin and pale, usually because they are ill or old.
  1. Her face was pinched and drawn...
     她一脸苍白憔悴。
  2. She was a small, silent woman with pinched features and thin hair.
     她是一位瘦小、沉默的女子，面容消瘦，头发稀疏。

英英释义

adj

• very thin especially from disease or hunger or cold
  1. emaciated bony hands
  2. a nightmare population of gaunt men and skeletal boys
  3. eyes were haggard and cavernous
  4. small pinched faces
  5. kept life in his wasted frame only by grim concentration
  Synonym:bonycadaverousemaciatedgaunthaggardskeletalwasted
• sounding as if the nose were pinched
  1. a whining nasal voice
  Synonym:adenoidalnasal
• as if squeezed uncomfortably tight
  1. her pinched toes in her pointed shoes were killing her
• not having enough money to pay for necessities
  Synonym:hard upimpecuniousin straitened circumstances(p)pennilesspenurious

双语例句

• She pinched his arm as hard as she could
  她使出浑身的力气拧他的胳膊。
• She's pinched all my favorite records.
  她偷走了我所有的记录。
• The problem was finally, though not conclusively, identified as a severely pinched nerve
  问题终于被认定为是神经受到严重挤压，尽管这还不是最终结论。
• They are always pinched for money.
  他们总是手头拮据。
• People feel pinched in their pocketbooks and insecure about their futures.
  人们感到荷包拮据，对未来缺乏安全感。
• He pinched the child's check playfully.
  他开玩笑地掐了下孩子的脸蛋。
• He pinched the boy's cheek.
  他掐那男孩的面颊。
• The fingers were pinched under a hawser.
  手指被夹在了大缆绳下面。
• He pinched the top of the plants off.
  他把植物的顶端掐掉。
• He was pinched with poverty in those days.
  在那些日子里，他穷困不堪。