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vt.
绞,拧
扭干,绞出
折磨,使苦恼
曲解
vi.
蠕动
扭动
感到痛苦
感到苦恼
第三人称单数:wrings
现在分词:wringing
过去式:wrung或wringed
过去分词:wrung或wringed
词根:wring
n.wringer 勒索者;绞拧机;绞扭的人;令人心力交困的事
transitive verb
to twist and squeeze tightly, as between the hands or between rollers.Please wring the wet towel over the sink.
to press out or extract by or as though by this means.We wrung the water out of the wet clothes.We'll wring the truth out of you!
to afflict as though by twisting and squeezing.It wrings my heart to see you suffer.
to clasp and squeeze together (the hands), as in frustration, anxiety, or distress.She wrung her hands in despair.
to break by twisting (a bird's neck or the like).They killed the birds by wringing their necks.
intransitive verb
to twist and squeeze something.Wring gently so you don't damage the material.
noun
the act of twisting and squeezing; wringing.She gave the wet suit a good wring.
wring out高级特技飞行;绞出;扭干
wringing wet浑身湿透;(衣服)湿得拧得出水来,[口语]湿得能绞出水来的,湿透的
古英语 wringan “压,拉,拧”(第三类强动词; 过去式 wrang,过去分词 wrungen),源自原始日耳曼语 *wreng-(也是古英语 wringen “拧,挤出”,古弗里西亚语 wringa,中古荷兰语 wringhen,荷兰语 wringen “拧”,古高地德语 ringan “来回移动,扭曲”,德语 ringen “摔跤”的来源),源自 *wrengh-, 鼻化变体 *wergh- “转动”,源自 PIE 词根 *wer-(2)“转动,弯曲”。在表示痛苦或疼痛的情况下, wring (one's) hands “紧紧地握住手或手指(仿佛在拧)”的用法可追溯至公元1200年。
强权
Middle English, from Old English wringan; akin to Old High German ringan to struggle, Lithuanian rengtis to bend down, Old English wyrgan to strangle — more at worry
The first known use of wring was before the 12th century
wrinkle1 of 2noun
a crease or small fold on a surface (as of the skin or a piece of cloth)
a clever or new method, trick, or idea
wrinkle2 of 2verb
to develop or cause to develop wrinkles
wrinkle1 of 2noun
a crease or small fold on a surface (as of the skin or a piece of cloth)
a clever or new method, trick, or idea
wrinkle2 of 2verb
to develop or cause to develop wrinkles
wrinkle1 of 2noun
a crease or small fold on a surface (as of the skin or a piece of cloth)
a clever or new method, trick, or idea
wrinkle2 of 2verb
to develop or cause to develop wrinkles
wrinkle1 of 2noun
a crease or small fold on a surface (as of the skin or a piece of cloth)
a clever or new method, trick, or idea
wrinkle2 of 2verb
to develop or cause to develop wrinkles
wringverb
to squeeze or twist especially so as to make dry or to rid of moisture or liquid
wring wet clothes
to get by or as if by twisting or pressing
wring the truth out of them
to twist into an unnatural shape or appearance with a forcible or violent motion
wring a chicken's neck
to cause pain to as if by wringing : torment
their troubles wrung our hearts
wringernoun
one that wringsespecially: a machine or device for squeezing out liquid or moisture
clothes wringer
wringverb
to squeeze or twist especially so as to make dry or to rid of moisture or liquid
wring wet clothes
to get by or as if by twisting or pressing
wring the truth out of them
to twist into an unnatural shape or appearance with a forcible or violent motion
wring a chicken's neck
to cause pain to as if by wringing : torment
their troubles wrung our hearts
1 Try to think of it from their point of view, she said, her hands clasped and wrung together, her nervous pleading smile.
2 She told Claire everything she could possibly think of to say, and at the end, she felt wrung out and exhausted.
3 Miss Love wrung out the towel again and slowly, so weary, she wiped his back and his neck, his face and arms and then his legs.
4 This is a tale that wring the heart.
这是个令人心痛的故事。
5 Except for the wounded pigeon that was wrung in front of him when he was four, this was Palmer’s first close look at the birds.
6 “Oh, we are finished now!” cried Miss Spider, wringing her feet.
7 When the call ends I feel absolutely wrung out like laundry.
8 Her whole body was wrung with a spasm.
9 She paused and wrung her little hands.
她停了下来,痛苦地扭动着她的小手.
10 He’s wringing the bag’s handles as he walks back and forth.
11 The women washed the sheets in the galley and wrung them out, and we hung them to dry upon the rails, so our ship flapped gray in the winter breeze.
12 He was wrung out, “all in for breath,” said McCarthy, “and he’s almost as white as the sleeves of his jacket.”
13 I’m wringing my hands, and my heart feels like it’s going to burst in my chest.
14 The billionaire investing guru predicted scammers will seize on the technology, and may do more harm with it than society can wring good.
15 The heat pressed down on him, wringing him out, though there was nothing left in him to sweat.
16 I wrung water from my wet bathing suit.
我把湿游泳衣的水拧出来。
17 He would writhe and scream and howl until the monster retreated, satiated for the time being, leaving Joaquin wrung out and exhausted, beyond comfort, beyond punishment.
18 His mother sat beside him wringing water out of a washcloth.
19 One hour later, we’re in the living room, where Mama is pacing and wringing her hands.
20 He took his life from this earth; drop by drop by his sweat he wrung food from it and from the food, silver.
2 强求
urging importunate exigible importance requisition duress exaction importunity importune exact strain compel tease grub put the acid on exigent crowd tout extort siege obtrusion sorn push persecute
3 歪曲
cock-a-hoop violent skew perverse perverted wry violence twist strain torture distortion wrench perversion borax falsification contortion garble miscolor bend warp distort torment slant falsify travesty bastardize contortive distorted drawn skewed kinky contorted skewwhiff awry juggle color deflect wrest contort do violence to angle colour
4 苦恼
laden pained smitten fretful distressful afflictive fretty pain load smart trouble conflict coil upset worm torture fret misery woe oppression affliction anguish gall bane scourge angst laceration canker molestation travail wormwood vexation fash cumber fantod fraught labor tweak sting curse ferret gnaw harry try ride worry rank pinch afflict thorn gripe assail ail lade rowel fret gizzard suffering excruciating tsoris misease distress sour torment martyr agony nettle bedevil calvary excruciation wae worriment prey groan writhe press grind discomfort prod harrow irk vex agonize rive excruciate
5 勉强获得
6 逼取
7 疝痛
8 使痛苦
painful ferret gnaw try pain ride hurt murder rack punish torture distress sting wrench torment afflict scourge victimize pang fester goad agonize rankle embitter excruciate imbitter hit kill bite prey harrow tormenting weight worry trouble prick nag at harrowing curse anguish ail aggrieve make it warm for smart plague vex pinch
10 紧握
purchase press grip squeeze clutch clasp gripe cinch clench handgrip holdfast handfast grasp close clip fist tenacious bite viselike clamp enclasp freeze to hug grapple hold double clinch hang to
11 用力拧
13 烦恼
upset troubled laden haunted disturbed uptight torturous laboring harassed tormenting agonising plaguy painfully annoyingly agonisingly vexedly torturingly tracasserie worry disturbance woe ruffle gall perturbation vexation botheration cark worriment besetment bother agonise get try exercise load trouble bug harass annoy torment fray molest pester vex fester ail perturb discommode get under skin boiling water
14 敲诈
shake squeeze lug racket blackmail gouge extortion rip-off shakedown chantage pole bot rook stick screw clip soak ransom extort put the frighteners on squeeze out gazump sponge sting cadge
15 勒索
blackmail shakedown milk racketeer exact extortionate robbery extortion exaction spoliation levy extort flay strike shake squeeze lug scrouge chantage draw press screw force crowd shark sweat pinch tease cadge
16 榨汁机
17 折磨
hag-ridden torture plague torment martyrdom prey rack martyr afflict crucify blight harrow vex bedevil beleaguer ill-treat trouble grind curse bait nag gnaw cross harassment buffet ordeal excruciation ballyrag try weight press ride bug murder weigh twist devil pinch harass haze scourge molest pang pester harry macerate scarify excruciate straiten martyrize
20 榨出
21 蠕动
vermigrade creepy creeping wriggly vermicular creepage creep squirm wriggle peristalsis vermiculation acrawl worm writhe squiggle
22 榨取
exploitative squeeze exploitation exploiter exaction screw force suck rack sweat leech extraction milk extract mulct run scrouge press shark ream
24 痛苦
painful sticky miserable lousy grievous pained laboring distressful dolorous agonal tsoris misease cost pain trial hurt wound suffering sore worm bitter torture distress endurance wrench ache misery woe torment agony affliction soreness scourge pang displeasure ail travail twang twinge infliction gnawing sufferance stang excruciation anguish smart labor ferret gnaw harry try ride murder rack punish sting afflict victimize fester goad agonize rankle embitter excruciate imbitter thorny afflicted anguished embittered wrenching agonized tormenting painfully sorely trouble bale martyrdom wark throe angor weight worry prick agonise nag at make a martyr of in agony sorry troublesome poignant aching harrowing sorrowful troublous hard penalty tribulation gripe calamity desolation laceration poignancy dolor curse aggrieve make it warm for stress wormwood kill plague harrow vex sweat pinch
25 拧
pinch wrench tweak vellicate lay screw twist twinge drive wringing squeeze wrest twizzle twiddle wreathe
27 扭断
28 紧紧握手
29 扭
wrung wrest tweak gnarl screw twist squiggle torsion wrench cast clinch twine writhe torsional awry sprain contort
30 使烦恼
torturous tormenting torturingly get try exercise load worry trouble bug harass annoy torment fray gall molest pester vex ail perturb discommode get under skin
31 攥紧
32 使苦恼
afflictive curse ferret try ride worry rank upset torture pinch sting fret afflict thorn gripe scourge assail ail lade cumber rowel chagrin rock beset irk rankle mess with head excruciating prey press grind distress discomfort torment prod gnaw harrow vex harry agonize rive excruciate
33 感到痛苦
34 曲解
violent skew perverse wry perversive twist strain torture distortion gloss wrench misunderstanding perversion astigmatism contortion contort stretch warp distort torment pervert extort wrest misconstrue sophisticate spell backward skewed casuistical misintelligence distortedness falsification casuistry misconstruction wiredraw color bend falsify garble do violence to perverted violence travesty stretchability misunderstand misinterpret misrepresent