pinched

形容词短缺的，匮乏的

动词夹痛( pinch的过去式和过去分词 ); 逮捕; 盗窃; 使入不敷出

1. 缩紧的：pinchbeck 金色铜制的 | pinched 缩紧的 | pincushion 针垫

2. 缩紧的/憔悴的/困难的：pinchcock /弹簧夹/ | pinched /缩紧的/憔悴的/困难的/ | pinchers /铁钳/钳子/

3. 挤压：Rippled:涟漪 | Pinched:挤压 | Perforated:穿孔

1. 消瘦苍白的；形容憔悴的
    If someone's face is pinched, it looks thin and pale, usually because they are ill or old.

    e.g. Her face was pinched and drawn...
           她一脸苍白憔悴。
    e.g. 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。

1. pinched是什么意思

1. Numb fingers or pain spreading through the hands and arms are both indicators of possible carpal tunnel syndrome or a pinched hand nerve.

2. Ford's problems with chemical dependency may have begun in 1964, when doctors prescribed her painkillers for a pinched nerve.

3. They wet the cardboard boxes, pinched them into small balls and forced themselves to eat.

4. pinched的翻译

4. He was essentially epitomized as the evil property owner who pinched every farmer of the last grain harvested on his land.

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5. Some of the nation's individual real estate investors feel pinched financially to buy houses due to runaway prices on land and homes in major cities.

6. Retailing shares were mixed Thursday following reports that meager inventories and skittish consumers pinched July sales at many stores.

7. Resting in an outdoor area after consuming alcohol, he suddenly pinched the victim who happened to pass by.

8. The whole country has been pinched by energy shortages during the past two years due to economic growth of around 8 per cent per year.

9. Make sure the edges are pinched tightly if you are boiling them, otherwise you may get a pasta soup.

10. These are then pinched into the shape of pomegranates before being boiled or steamed for a few minutes.

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