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wrench objrentFv [T]to pull and twist (something) suddenly or violently away from a fixed position猛扭, 猛绞, 猛拉The photographer tripped over a lead, wrenching a microphone from its stand.摄影师在一根电线上绊了一下，猛地将一个话筒从底座上拉了下来。The box was wrenched from/off the wall just inside the door.这个盒子被从紧靠着门的内墙上猛地拉了下来。The ball was wrenched out of his grasp by a player on the other team.球被对方球队中的一名队员猛地从他手中抢了过去。His hands had been tied behind his back, but he managed to wrench one hand free and untie himself.他的双手被反捆在背后，但他设法挣脱一只手，为自己松了绑。If you wrench part of your body, such as your arm or leg, you twist it badly and injure it.扭伤He wrenched his right shoulder during a game of hockey.他在一场曲棍球比赛中扭伤了右肩膀。She was not hurt in the car crash but her passenger suffered a wrenched neck.她在汽车事故中没有受伤，但她的同车人却扭伤了脖子。If someone is wrenched from people whom they like or love, they are taken away from them suddenly, which causes them great unhappiness.拖走, 拆散, 抢取, 攫取At the age of eight, she was wrenched from her foster parents and sent to live with another family.8岁的时候，她被人从养父母身边抢走，送去与另外一家人住在一起。(fig. infml) Laura gave me a gut-wrenching ( = unpleasant and realistic) description of the accident.(喻)劳拉为我对事故作了撕心裂肺的描述。(fig.) Shortly after the letter arrived the heart-wrenching ( = causing suffering or unhappiness) decisions began.这封信到达后不久，一些令人痛苦的决定便开始了。
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