单词 | wither |
释义 | with·er I. intransitive verb 1. < crops withered and crumbled to dust — American Guide Series: Texas > 2. < seeming to contract, to wither before their shocked eyes, with his cheeks and the hollows behind his ears all sunken in — Angus Mowat > 3. < the tariffs and prohibitions which caused industries to flourish or wither — Times Literary Supplement > — often used with away transitive verb 1. a. < the cold winds blew from the east, withering grass and plants and trees — Kathleen Freeman > b. c. 2. < age cannot wither her — Shakespeare > 3. a. < control will wither science by destroying its precious essence of originality and spontaneity — R.P.Patterson > b. < withered him with a look — Dorothy Sayers > < before she could wither him for his impertinence, he swept her on to the floor in a waltz — Anthony Glyn > II. < black, well twisted leaf denotes a good wither — W.A.Ukers > |
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