wrung

英 [rʌŋ]

美 [rʌŋ]

v. 拧，绞，拧出，绞出(衣服等中的水); 扭(鸟的脖子，以将其杀死)
wring的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

The clever lawyer at last wrung the truth from the prisoner.
聪明的律师终于从犯人那里设法得到了实情。
She wrung his hand and congratulated him on his epoch-making feat.
她紧握着他的手，祝贺他创造了划时代的功绩。
Was her heart not wrung by the thought of Arthur's crime and Helen's estrangement?
想起亚瑟的错误和海伦对她的疏远，她难道不觉得心如刀割吗？
I took off my trousers and wrung them too, then my shirt and under clothing.
我把裤子也脱下来拧干，接着脱衬衫和内衣裤。
After waiting so long she felt completely wrung out.
等了那么长时间她感到疲惫不堪。
He wrung a large sum of money from me.
他敲诈了我一大笔钱。
He wrung my hand warmly.
他热情地紧握我的手。
His soul was wrung with agony.
他的心灵深受痛苦的折磨。
The police wrung a confession out of him.
警方逼他招认了。
Mistrust and fear are toxic to innovation and engagement and must be wrung out of tomorrow's management systems.
不信任和恐惧时创新和敬业的“毒药”，未来的管理体制必须杜绝这两种现象。