adj.可怜的；卑鄙的；令人苦恼或难受的
retched───vi.作呕，反胃；恶心；n.反胃，呕吐
wrenched───n.扳手，扳钳；扭伤；痛苦；歪曲；猛扭；vt.扭伤；猛扭；曲解；折磨；vi.扭伤；猛扭；猛绞；n.(Wrench)人名；(英)伦奇
wretches───n.可怜的人，不幸的人；卑鄙的人
wretchedly───adv.鄙劣地；可怜地
stretched───adj.拉伸的；延伸的；v.拉长；有弹性；拉紧；伸展；伸长（胳膊、腿）（stretch的过去式及过去分词）
Gretchen───n.格雷琴（女子名，等于Margaret）
areached───受保护的
breached───n.违背，违反；缺口；vt.违反，破坏；打破
breeched───n.臀部；后膛；vt.给…穿上裤子；给…装上炮尾；n.(Breech)人名；(英)布里奇
it that wretched woman again?───这又是那个该死的女人吧？
She finally agreed to have the wretched animal put down.───她最后同意用药结束这头可怜的动物的生命。
You look wretched—what's wrong?───你看起来愁眉苦脸的，怎么啦？
"These properties were taken out of their places of origin in a wretched way, " he said.───他说：这些文物是通过一种不正当（肮脏）的手段从他们的原籍带出去的。
He was a wretched fellow, not exactly educated, not exactly ignorant, who had been a mountebankat fairs, and a writer for the public.───那个不幸的人并不是什么读书人，但也不是完全无知无识的人，他曾在市集上卖技，也摆过书信摊。
Unpopular in his own lifetime due to his wretched excesses, his coins are among the most collected of any Roman emperor.───在他自己的一生不受欢迎由于他的可怜的暴行，他的硬币是最收取任何罗马皇帝。
Each one of you has been where many others would not wish to go, and endured tough and often wretched lives to experience duality.───你们每个人坚守在那些许多其他人都不愿意去的地方。并且忍耐着艰难，经常的体验二元世界中的不幸生活。
But, you wretched man, I shall say to you what Madame D used to say: you just be very rich, then!───但您有多么可怜啊，我要学D太太说过的话来跟您讲了，‘那么您很有钱罗！’
He may not feel it on the eve of what might be a wretched mid-term election for his party, but Barack Obama is a lucky man.───奥巴马是个幸运的人。尽管在民主党将惨败中期选举之际，他或非如此觉得。