1.【印】(洗染布时用的)绞车,六角绞盘
2.(由于疼痛,吃惊等)畏缩,退缩
1.to react to something with a sudden expression on your face that shows you are embarrassed or feel pain
1.What was striking, though, was the absence of any reaction. None of the 30 people in the class so much as winced.
然而令人震惊的是，台下竟毫无反应。全班30名学员无人面露异色。
2."Always the last to know, huh, " she said, and then winced, as if speaking hurt.
“哈，总是最后一个知道，”她说，然后皱起眉头，好像说了伤人的话似的。
3.Mr Clare winced as if he had been struck. He went home pale and dejected, and called Angel into his study.
克莱尔先生听后直往后躲，仿佛被人打了一样。他满脸苍白地回到家里，一脸地沮丧，把安琪尔叫到他的书房里。
4.As he said "Taliban military, " the camera cut to someone in the audience in military dress, who winced.
正如他说：“塔利班的军事”的摄像头减少到有人在军事礼服，谁退缩的观众。
5.I stared at the barkeep's daughter as she winced at those words.
我看着酒店老板的女儿，她正努力把那些话赶出自己的耳朵。
6.The girl winced as the gentlest possible stroke was administered to one of her bare thighs.
女孩的大腿被极其轻柔地划过，她身子一缩。
7.The guests watched and winced in absolute silence. So forceful was my grandmothers personality that no one dared stand up for me.
客人们都在静静地看着，我的祖母实在太霸道了，根本没有人敢为我说话。
8."Gossamers. " He winced. That's the sort of thing he disliked.
“薄纱。”他皱了下眉头。他不喜欢这类称呼。
9.I winced if he said, "ain't" in front of my friends.
如果他说，我在朋友面前“不是这样”，我面部肌肉就会抽搐起来。
10.She was late, and winced slightly as the bell's incessant ringing made her headache return.
她迟到了，钟声的敲响不断让她头痛使她退缩。