v.消瘦，使衰弱
adj.(常指因疾病或缺少食物而)憔悴的，虚弱的
emaciate的过去分词和过去式

原形：emaciate第三人称单数：emaciates过去式：emaciated过去分词：emaciated现在分词：emaciating

The old man looked emaciated, his bones visible through his skin.
这位老人看上去憔悴不堪，骨头透过皮肤清晰可见。
The cancer patient had become emaciated due to the illness's effects on her appetite.
癌症患者由于疾病影响食欲而变得瘦弱不堪。
The famine-stricken region was filled with emaciated children, their bellies swollen from malnutrition.
遭受饥荒的地区满是瘦骨嶙峋的孩子，他们的腹部因营养不良而肿胀。
Despite being fed regularly, the rescued dog remained emaciated from years of neglect.
尽管定期喂食，但那只获救的狗仍因多年的忽视而极度消瘦。
The prisoner's emaciated figure was a testament to the harsh conditions he had endured.
囚犯憔悴的身形是他所忍受的恶劣环境的见证。
The once strong athlete appeared emaciated after a long illness, his muscles wasting away.
曾经强壮的运动员在长期病痛后显得瘦弱不堪，肌肉萎缩。
The emaciated cow stood weakly in the field, a victim of poor farming practices.
那头瘦弱的母牛无力地站在田野里，是不良耕作方法的受害者。
The old house, once grand, now stood emaciated and dilapidated, a shadow of its former self.
这座老房子曾宏伟壮观，现在却显得破败不堪，像它过去的影子一样。
The emaciated cat, found abandoned in a box, was taken to the animal shelter for rehabilitation.
那只被发现在箱子里遗弃的瘦弱猫咪被送到动物收容所进行康复。
The survivors of the concentration camp emerged emaciated and traumatized, their stories a chilling reminder of war's horrors.
集中营的幸存者们瘦弱且深受创伤，他们的故事令人寒心地提醒着战争的恐怖。