wilted

英 [ˈwɪltɪd]

美 [ˈwɪltɪd]

adj.  (菜叶)稍煮的，焯水的
v.  (使)枯萎，凋谢，蔫; 变得委靡不振; 发蔫; 变得又累又乏; 失去自信; 同一个人谈话时用，即you will
wilt的过去分词和过去式

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牛津词典

adj.

• （菜叶）稍煮的，焯水的
  wilted vegetable leaves, for example lettuce leaves, have been cooked for a short time and then used in a salad

柯林斯词典

• VERB 枯萎;凋谢;发蔫
  If a plantwilts, it gradually bends downwards and becomes weak because it needs more water or is dying.
  1. The roses wilted the day after she bought them...
     她买的玫瑰第二天就凋谢了。
  2. Remove any damaged or wilted leaves.
     去掉烂叶和枯叶。
• VERB 变得萎靡不振;打蔫儿;消沉
  If someonewilts, they become weak or tired, or lose confidence.
  1. She soon wilted in the morning heat...
     在早晨的热浪中她很快就蔫儿了。
  2. The government wilted in the face of such powerful pressure.
     政府面对如此大的压力，失去了信心。

英英释义

adj

• not firm
  1. wilted lettuce
  Synonym:limp

双语例句

• The roses wilted the day after she bought them
  她买的玫瑰第二天就凋谢了。
• The salad greens were wilted and I think the chicken might've been rancid.
  沙拉的青菜都黄了，我想鸡肉可能也腐坏了。
• The romance blossomed for six or seven months, and then wilted.
  那罗曼史持续六七个月之后就告吹了。
• Man and beast wilted under the merciless sun.
  烈日下人和牲口都疲惫不堪。
• Steam the fresh rose petals to wilted.
  蒸玫瑰花瓣使枯萎。
• I feel wilted now after a full day of work.
  干了整整一天的活后，我感到筋疲力尽了。
• While the build-up to February 14 may be a busy time for the on-line dating industry, the crunch time this year, says Mark Brooks, president of the Internet Dating Executive Alliance, will be when the red roses have wilted.
  InternetDatingExecutiveAlliance总裁马克•布鲁克斯（MarkBrooks）表示，尽管对在线交友行业而言，2月14日之前的这段时间可能会很忙，但今年的关键时刻将是红玫瑰枯萎的时候。
• There were wilted green vegetables, small pancakes, fired ginseng and lotus root, sweet potatoes, squares of tofu, crunchy seaweed chips about 20 dishes in total, much more than even the hungriest could eat.
  有萎蔫了的蔬菜、小煎饼、炒人参和莲藕、番薯、豆腐块、脆海苔片总共约有20道，即使是饥肠辘辘的人也吃不完。
• Their heat parched fields, wilted crops, and left people lying breathless and unconscious on the ground.
  它们的酷热烤焦了土地，使庄稼枯萎，人们喘不过气来，倒在地上昏迷不醒。
• His brain wilted from hitherto unprecedented weariness ( Vladimir Nabokov)
  因迄今为止从未有过的疲劳，他感到萎靡不振（弗拉基米尔纳博科夫）