单词pinched
adj.: 清癯的
v.: “pinch”的过去式和过去分词
网络: 手捏；被逮捕；压紧的
（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
adj.haggardgauntdrawnpalethin
Ferrand was standing underneath the cage of a canary, his hands folded on his pinched-up hat, a nervous smile upon his lips.
费朗德站在一只金丝雀的鸟笼下面，双手合抱着那顶挟得挺挺的礼帽，嘴上露出一丝怯生生的笑容。
He pinched her nipples, pressed, kneaded, and rubbed both breasts for a while in a very professional and detailed examination.
医生捏住妇人的奶头，以一种极职业的方式对女人的双乳进行挤压，揉捏，抚摸了好一阵，并进行了细致的检查。
I gave him my heart, and he took and pinched it to death, and flung it back to me.
我把我的心交给他，他却拿过去捏死了，又丢回给我。
Instead, her cheeks were pinched, she was small for her age, and although she had skinny arms and legs, her belly was big and swollen.
相反，她脸颊消瘦，身材矮小，与她的年龄不相符，而且尽管她细胳膊细腿，却有个大得发胀的肚子。
so the train came , he pinched his little sister lovingly , and put his great arms about his mother " s neck and then was away.
火车来了，他爱抚地捏了一下小妹妹，用两条巨大的胳膊搂了一下母亲的脖子，然后走了。
And, if it is, does it follow that globalisation has been a failure because its benefits have been pinched by the rich?
如果成立，是否意味着全球化已经是一个失败——因为其益处都被富人偷走了？
Julia pinched herself, hoping this was just a dream but it hurt and her flesh had turned a bright pink.
茱莉亚掐了自己一下，希望这只是个梦，可是挨掐的地方又红又疼。
I felt, all this while, as if my ear were blazing; he pinched it so hard.
在这一段时间里，我的耳朵一直象火烧的一样，因为他老那样使劲掐它。
To hear them made Ace feel so sure inside that from the pack pinched between the car roof and the sun shield he plucked a cigarette.
听到他们的演唱使埃斯感到心里十分踏实，他从塞在车顶和遮阳板中间的烟盒中抽出一根烟。
He did not want to forget what he had just heard, so he pinched himself sharply around the joint of his foot.
他不想忘记他所听到的话，所以他用力的掐着自己的脚踝关节处。