starving

1. 很饿：How about you, Richard? 你呢 Ricchard | Starving. 很饿. | You guys are like three kids. 你们就像热 个孩子.

2. 缺料：浇口gate | 缺料starving | 排气breathing

3. 挨着饿歇斯底里浑身赤裸：I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by mad... | Starving, hysterical, naked, dragging themselves...|挨着饿歇斯底里浑身赤裸... | through the negro streets at dawn lookin' tor an angry fix.|拖...

4. 是啊 我们等了很久 但是因为太饿 所以：Where were you? We left you messages.|你去哪儿了? 我... | Yeah, we waited, but we were, like, starving, so we...|是啊 我们等了很久 但是因为太饿 所以... | I'm sorry I kept Bella from dinner.|很抱歉 让Be...

1. Anyone who sees a starving teenager in shabby clothing begging with tears in her eyes would feel compassion.

2. While patrolling the mountainous reserve on April 17, workers found the critically ill and starving panda.

3. starving的反义词

3. Midas eventually starved for his love of gold - love of cash is starving the world of economic activity.

4. Fifteen percent of the world's population is starving not because there is no food available, but they simply have no money to buy it.

5. His loyalty was proclaimed by offerring a roasted piece of flesh from his leg to feed the starving king.

6. Gold mining in Sudan went on a high gear after South Sudan gained independence starving Khartoum of urgently need foreign exchange through oil revenue.

7. Heart failure develops when the heart is unable to pump blood round the body efficiently, starving tissues of oxygen and nutrients.

8. starving什么意思

8. It was so idiomatic the parallels with China's starving and aspiring artists were inescapable.

9. It's like someone who has been starving suddenly finding so much to eat that he suffers from indigestion.

10. starving

10. I called her this morning, she was starving Our troops are about to leave for Wenchuan.

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