wring
wring 英 [rɪŋ] 美 [rɪŋ]
vt. 拧；绞；紧握；使痛苦；折磨 vi. 蠕动；扭动；感到痛苦；感到苦恼 n. 拧；绞；挤；扭动
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- To wring something is to twist or squeeze it, usually out of its original shape. If you annoy someone enough, they might threaten to wring your neck.
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- vt. 拧；绞；紧握；使痛苦；折磨
- vi. 蠕动；扭动；感到痛苦；感到苦恼
- n. 拧；绞；挤；扭动
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1. Do you repeatedly pace, tap your foot, wring your hands or otherwise repeat movement?
你是否重复的踱步，轻打你的脚，扭动你的手腕，或其它重复性的运动？
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2. It's an ideal odd coupling, or at least that's what the director Tom Hooper would have us believe as he jumps from one zippy voice lesson to the next, pausing every so often to wring a few tears.
这对搭档古怪又合乎理想，或至少导演汤姆·霍伯希望观众如此认为，因为背景从一曲活泼声乐到另一曲，时不时的停顿让观众挤出几滴眼泪来。
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3. Certain candidates hunch over, glance furtively around the room or wring their sweaty palms.
某些求职者会蜷缩身体，茫然地瞟着房间四周，或是扭动出汗的手掌。
- wring (v.) Old English wringan "press, strain, wring, twist" (class III strong verb; past tense wrang, past participle wrungen), from Proto-Germanic *wreng- (source also of Old English wringen "to wring, press out," Old Frisian wringa, Middle Dutch wringhen, Dutch wringen "to wring," Old High German ringan "to move to and fro, to twist," German ringen "to wrestle"), from *wrengh-, nasalized variant of *wergh- "to turn," from PIE root *wer- (2) "to turn, bend." To wring (one's) hands "press the hands or fingers tightly together (as though wringing)" as an indication of distress or pain is attested from c. 1200.
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