青年中文pinched的意思
pinched中文翻譯：
v.捏；使苦惱（pinch的過去式和過去分詞）
adj.（因疾病、寒冷、愁苦等）蒼白清瘦的，清瘦的；為缺錢而苦惱的；壓緊的，收縮的
cinched───n.（非正式）極其容易做的事情；必定的事；馬鞍肚帶；五個王牌排最大的紙牌游戲；v.用帶子系（衣服）；用肚帶系緊（馬鞍）；給（馬）系上肚帶；（非正式）確保
finched───芬奇
inched───adj.有英寸刻度的；英寸的
pincher───n.夾錠鉗，折疊；條鋼折疊，條鋼折疊缺陷；n.(Pincher)人名；(英)平徹
pinches───n.捏，擰；夾（pinch的復數）；v.捏；擰；夾痛；軋痛（pinch的第三人稱單數）；n.(Pinches)人名；(英)平奇斯
pitched───adj.斜的；人字形的；v.使傾斜；扎營；投擲（pitch的過去分詞）
punched───v.用拳猛擊；按，敲擊（按鈕或鍵）；用力推進；在……上打孔；放牧（punch的過去式和過去分詞）
winched───n.絞車；曲柄；v.用絞車拉；n.(Winch)（美、英、加、法、澳）溫奇（人名）
clinched───v.確定，敲定，解決；成功贏得；扭打；擁抱；敲彎，釘住；用活結系牢；n.扭打；擁抱；活結；n.(Clinch)（美、英）克林奇（人名）
Her face was pinched and drawn.───他的臉看起來病怏怏的而又很憔悴。
I was pinched for dangerous driving.───我因危險駕駛而被抓住。
He pinched the baby's cheek playfully.───他捏著寶寶的臉頰逗著玩。
Ferrand was standing underneath the cage of a canary, his hands folded on his pinched-up hat, a nervous smile upon his lips.───費朗德站在一只金絲雀的鳥籠下面，雙手合抱著那頂挾得挺挺的禮帽，嘴上露出一絲怯生生的笑容。
He pinched her nipples, pressed, kneaded, and rubbed both breasts for a while in a very professional and detailed examination.───醫生捏住婦人的奶頭，以一種極職業的方式對女人的雙乳進行擠壓，揉捏，撫摸了好一陣，并進行了細致的檢查。
I gave him my heart, and he took and pinched it to death, and flung it back to me.───我把我的心交給他，他卻拿過去捏死了，又丟回給我。
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，她臉頰消瘦，身材矮小，與她的年齡不相符，而且盡管她細胳膊細腿，卻有個大得發脹的肚子。
so the train came , he pinched his little sister lovingly , and put his great arms about his mother ' s neck and then was away.───火車來了，他愛撫地捏了一下小妹妹，用兩條巨大的胳膊摟了一下母親的脖子，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，是否意味著全球化已經是一個失敗——因為其益處都被富人偷走了？
He was pinched with poverty in those days.
He pinched the boy's face playfully.
She pinched his arm as hard as she could.
He pinched the baby's cheek playfully.
He pinched the child's cheek playfully.
The thief pinched her purse and ran away.
She pinched my arm hard, and it still hurts.
Pride must be pinched.
Their faces were pinched with grief.