haggard

haggard音标

英 [ˈhægəd]

美 [ˈhægərd]

haggard基本释义

adj.憔悴的；野性的

n.野鹰

n.哈格德(姓氏)

haggard用法及例句

adj.(形容词)

憔悴的

形容枯槁的

野性的

发狂似的

不驯服的

未驯服的

疲惫的

消瘦的

样子凶暴的

难驯服的

成年被捕的

瘦削的

野的

难驾驭的

野生的

n.(名词)

野鹰

未驯服的鹰

悍鹰

哈格德

哈葛德（Sir Henry Rider1856-1925英国小说家）

1. （尤指因病或睡眠不足）憔悴的，形容枯槁的，困倦的Someone who looks haggard has a tired expression and shadows under their eyes, especially because they are ill or have not had enough sleep.

haggard什么意思

e.g. He was pale and a bit haggard...他面黄肌瘦。e.g. Nick glanced around at the haggard faces watching him.尼克环视着盯着自己的那一张张憔悴的面孔。

1. 亡灵守护神/狂野之鹰：Green Day 绿日 | Haggard 亡灵守护神/狂野之鹰 | Heart 心

2. 野鹰：haggadist 哈加达的作者 | haggard 野鹰 | haggardness 憔悴

3.

3. 憔悴的,消瘦的：scabbard (刀、剑)鞘,*套 | haggard 憔悴的,消瘦的 | laggard 缓慢的,落后的,n. 落后者

4. 新古典：新古典:Ataraxia,STOA,Rosegarden funeral of sores,Haggard | 中世纪民谣:Argine,Arcanta,Schandmaul,Ordo Equitum Solis | 实验,独立:Sainkho Namtchylak,Blonde Redhead

The corn was gathered, and in one or two haggards the threshing mills were set up.

出自：P. Kavanagh

The oppressive, demanding wife.., the grim-faced haggard who did not understand.

出自：M. French

His face was haggard, his whole aspect was that of grim and hopeless misery.

出自：H. James

Her face..was well-lined but not haggard.

出自：R. Hoggart

近义词

临近词

raddled浓妆的

fatigued疲乏的

pinched压紧的

bony如骨的

wild-eyed怒目而视的

pale苍白的

poor可怜的

wasted浪费的

deathlike死了一样的

seedy褴褛的

cadaverous像尸体的

drawn憔悴的

wan苍白的

skeletal骨骼的

lean倾斜

peaked有遮檐的

exhausted用完的

emaciated瘦弱的

gaunt憔悴的

bloodless无血色的

worried担心的

thin薄的

wrinkled有皱纹的

worn-down磨损不堪的

worn用旧的

worn-out磨损的

tired疲倦的

faded已褪色的

careworn疲倦的

haggis

hag

haggard and thin

haggard expression

haggard with exhaustion

haggardness

相关列句

Now you see so haggard, I will not have a love dearly.(现在的你看到那么憔悴的我，会不会有一丝的心疼。)

She was looking very haggard and worn.(她看上去非常憔悴而疲倦。)

You lean, haggard, please allow me a million times care and long winded.(你瘦了，憔悴了，请允许我千万次的关心和啰嗦。)

Old solitary figure, one to the right and left, a stretched a recall of haggard, more walk more light.(旧年孤单的身影，一个向左，一个向右，拉长着回忆的憔悴，越走越淡。)

There’s always been this observation that people under great stress appear to be care-worn. They look haggard, right?(长期以来，人们总能观察到这样的现象：经受强大精神压力的人都容易疲劳，看起来也很憔悴，对吧？)

Mirror Chang looked haggard, white-haired Qian Zhang.(镜中嫦娥，面容憔悴，白发千丈。)

I cry so haggard, not a little comfort.(何忍我这般憔悴，没有一点点安慰。)

The assistant Head of Wages turned a haggard face toward him.(薪资助理把头转向一只苍白的脸。)

Injury injury injury hurt several injuries, who also had become haggard for love.(伤伤伤伤伤了几次，也曾为爱变得憔悴。)

The Players: Carrie Prejean and Ted haggard.(凯莉·普雷让和泰德哈歌德。)