adj.(因疾病、寒冷、愁苦等)苍白清瘦的，清癯的
v.拧，捏，掐，捏住，夹紧，夹(脚)，夹痛
pinch的过去分词和过去式

原形：pinch第三人称单数：pinches过去式：pinched过去分词：pinched现在分词：pinching

I pinch her arm with anger.
我生气地掐她的胳膊。
The kids pinched our oranges again.
孩子们又偷我们橙子了。
Tom's administration is financially pinched.
汤姆的政府财政困窘。
He gave her a gentle pinch on the arm to get her attention.
他轻轻地捏了她的手臂一下以引起她的注意。
The cook pinched some salt into the soup to enhance the flavor.
厨师往汤里撒了一点盐来增强味道。
The child pinched his nose shut to avoid the smell.
孩子捏住鼻子以避开气味。
She felt a pinch in her budget after buying the new car.
买了新车后，她在预算上感到有些紧张。
The tailor pinched the fabric to make sure it was straight before sewing.
裁缝捏了捏布料以确保在缝纫前是直的。
The bee gave him a painful pinch with its stinger.
蜜蜂用它的刺给他一个痛苦的蜇伤。
The actor received a pinch of praise for his outstanding performance.
这位演员因其出色的表演而受到些许赞扬。
The pinch hitter came in and hit a home run in the crucial ninth inning.
替补击球手在关键的第九局打出全垒打。
In a tight situation, he knew he could always count on his best friend for support - they had a pinch-hitter relationship.
在困境中，他知道他总能依靠他的好朋友支持 - 他们有一种患难之交的关系。
The teacher gave a pinch of advice to the student struggling with the math problem.
老师给正在为数学问题挣扎的学生提供了一点建议。