• n. [脊椎] 马肩隆（马肩骨间的隆起部）；感情，情绪

wither,相对，with的原拼写形式，-s,复数后缀。因肩胛骨为承载的货物处而得名。

withers (n.)

1570s, probably from a dialectal survival of Old English wiðer "against, contrary, opposite" (see with) + plural suffix. Usually said to be so called because the withers are the parts of the animal that oppose the load. Compare German Widerrist "withers," from wider "against" + Rist "wrist."

1. The girl's pitiful history would wring one's withers.

这女孩子的经历令人心碎.

来自《现代汉英综合大词典》

2. " I will be there to show you, " and so Mr. Withers withdrew.

“ 我会等在那里,领你去看房间的, " 威瑟斯先生这样说着,退了出去.

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3. " You need not trouble about that at all, " interrupted Mr. Withers.

“ 你根本不用担心这个, " 威瑟斯先生打断了她.

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4. " I know how you feel about it, " exclaimed Mr. Withers, halting.

“ 我知道你是怎么想的, " 威瑟斯先生大声说, 停顿了一下.

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5. " Just so, " went on Mr. Withers, accepting her acknowledgment of familiarity.

“ 正是这样, " 威瑟斯先生见她承认知道这家旅馆,继续说道.

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