peaky

1 At the other side of this road were three large detached deep-bodied villas with peaky eaves and small wooden balconies, each standing in its own little square of grass and of flowers.

2 They tend to be looking a bit peaky and green about the gills.

他们看上去有点憔悴，被吓得脸色苍白。

3 He's a peaky little chap; it comes of being a poet, I think.

4 The other, clad in a dirty russet suit with a long sweeping doublet, had a cunning, foxy face with keen, twinkling eyes and a peaky beard.

5 By the end the Barbarians looked pretty peaky too, but for healthier reasons.

6 Looked a bit peaky, it seemed to me.

7 Whisk the eggs and sugar to a really fluffy, white, peaky sabayon.

8 She was a small, frail creature, well over forty, I should say, with a pale, peaky face, and hair of a very light shade of chestnut.

9 The Colonel's face, seen in the full light, had lost the brown of health; it was thin and peaky, and still bore signs of privation.

10 Many are but 50 feet in height, and there are regular, peaky, and prettily-shaped little mountain ranges, the summits of which overtop the plain but five to ten yards.

11 It's better than the iPhone 4, which starts looking peaky after a day of heavy use.

12 "Your voice sounds peaky; you have been doing too much."

13 Amy really did think Mr. Wingfield was right, and had better taste than the people who thought her a poor washy, peaky thing, as she had more than once heard herself called.

14 You all right? You look a bit peaky.

15 Before us, seaward, rose a rampart against the sky, like the turreted and embattled wall of a huge eastern city, built of loose stones piled high, and divided by great peaky rocks.

16 One minute she was looking a bit peaky.

17 He drew a contrast between the peaky, timorous Jewish boys of the Russian pale and the lusty Jewish youngsters astride half-tamed horses on the ranche.

18 I'll tell you what it is, Mr. Northey," madam continued, "she takes you in with her pale, peaky face and her round eyes.

19 She's been looking a little peaky the last week or two.

20 He raised his meagre figure to its full height, and his pale peaky face assumed a dignity which the pulpit had never known.

1 苍白

green pale ghastly pasty colourless bloodless ashen pallid washy cadaverous white as a sheet white chalky grey doughy paleness wan lunar lymphatic sickly lurid mealy anaemic Lily pallor ghostly waxen as white as a sheet

2 瘦弱

scranny sparely meagerly emaciation spareness skinniness

3 尖的

cuspidate cuspidal pike pointed picked acuminate cuspate

4 虚弱

limp-wristed low weak shaky rundown feeble wobbly prostrate banal puny rickety decrepit infirm weedy bloodless effete namby-pamby asthenic impuissant asthenia weakness frailty debility debilitate emaciate enfeeble

5 虚弱的

limp-wristed low weak shaky rundown feeble wobbly prostrate banal puny rickety decrepit infirm weedy bloodless effete namby-pamby asthenic impuissant

6 憔悴

wearish wasted gaunt emaciated haggard peaked cadaverous chapfallen toilworn emaciation languishment peak consume fade pine wilt languish emaciate pine away drawn peak and pine worn wan strained

7 苍白的

pale ghastly pasty colourless bloodless ashen pallid washy cadaverous white as a sheet white green chalky grey doughy wan lunar lymphatic sickly lurid mealy anaemic Lily ghostly waxen as white as a sheet drawn peaked watery wintry washed-out

8 消瘦的

meagre emaciated starveling

9 有病

bad sick terrible poorly crook diseased ill ailing ghastly peaked dicky

10 有峰的

peaked

11 尖

cuspidate cuspidal acute pike pointed picked acuminate cuspate end tip cap toe neb taper end leaf

12 有病的

bad sick diseased ailing peaked dicky

13 有病容的

green peaked

14 憔悴的

wearish wasted gaunt emaciated haggard peaked cadaverous chapfallen toilworn drawn skeletal starveling worn wan strained

15 瘦弱的

scranny