1.(使)皱缩;(使)干瘪;(使)枯萎;(使)无能为力,(使)失效
1.if something such as a plant shrivels or shrivels up, it becomes smaller and thinner than usual and it does not look fresh and healthy; to make something smaller and thinner than usual
2.to become weaker or smaller in amount; to make something weaker or smaller in amount
1.With each step that he took, the ground grew harder, the air became crisper and lingering leaves on the trees quickly shriveled and died.
他每走一步，土地就变得更加坚硬，空气变得更加干冷，树上的残叶也很快地枯萎凋零。
2.There was a baby so frail and shriveled she was clearly sick, but Ms. Mardy said she had not been able to take her for tests.
曾经有一个婴儿非常地虚弱，很明显病了，Mardy女士却不能送她去检查。
3.They look at me with such pity. At times it seems to me they're laughing at how shriveled I've become.
他们如此怜悯地打量我，有时，他们或许就在笑话我呢，我已如此干瘪呵。
4.Seeing his hand shriveled, Jeroboam quickly morphs from wanting to kill this prophet to wanting to be friends with him.
看到自己枯乾的手，耶罗波安立刻改变初衷不杀害先知，反而要与他为友。
5.He said the creature had three shriveled fingers and a body covered in dark fur, and that it was more than 6 feet (1. 8 meters) tall.
他说，这种生物有三个手指，在黑暗中枯萎皮毛涵盖了身体，这是超过6英尺（1.8米）高。
6.On another Sabbath he went into the synagogue and was teaching, and a man was there whose right hand was shriveled.
又有一个安息日，耶稣进了会堂教训人，在那里有一个人右手枯乾了。
7.Another time he went into the synagogue, and a man with a shriveled hand was there.
耶稣又进了会堂，在那里有一个人枯干了一只手。
8.But it had a withered body it was tiny and shriveled wings.
但是它的一对翅膀却小得接近枯萎，身体也很干瘪。
9.It used to be that System D was small -- a handful of market women selling a handful of shriveled carrots to earn a handful of pennies.
过去D体系还很小——顶多就是一小撮市井妇女叫卖一小撮皱不拉叽的萝卜赚几个铜板。
10.The leaves shriveled up in the sun.
叶子在阳光下都蔫了。