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汉语拼音：gān biě

1.干而收缩，不丰满：墙上挂着一串串辣椒，风吹日晒，都已经～了。别看他是个～老头儿，力气可大着呢。

2.（文辞等）内容贫乏，枯燥无味：语言～。

1. 干而收缩；不丰满。

   《水浒传》第四回：“如今教洒家做了和尚，饿得乾瘪了。” 叶紫 《杨七公公过年》：“孩子们……躺在舱板上抱着干瘪了的肚皮哇啦哇啦地哭起来。” 郭小川 《闪耀吧，青春的火光》诗：“生活的重负，使她的皮肉变得干瘪。”

• He was a man of forty, thin, with a pinched face, precise and rather pedantic.

  他有四十岁，个子削瘦，长着一张干瘪的脸，为人一丝不苟，颇有点学究味。

• As they came nearer, they saw that it was a tiny dwarf with an old, withered face and a long, white beard.

  当她们走近大树时，才看见那个东西原来是一个小矮人，他有一张苍老而干瘪的脸和长长的白胡子。

• When I saw him yesterday, he said he was so shrunk up and weak he didn't know if he could last much longer.

  我昨天见到他时，他说他又干瘪又虚弱，不知道自己还能够活多久。

• When Henry saw Colleen at the airport, she seemed deflated, smaller in the wheelchair, as if more than her leg had been taken from her.

  亨利在机场见到科琳时，轮椅中的她看上去干瘪瘪的，小了一号，好像她失去的不仅仅是一条腿而已。

• The original full grain became dried and hard, its whole body seemed to be cracking, so it prepared to rot with the corn stalk.

  直到有一天，玉米绝望了，原来饱满的颗粒变得干瘪坚硬。整个身体像要炸裂一般，他准备和玉米杆一起烂在地里了。

• "And one, " said a crone in a violet tokar. The auctioneer gave her a sour look but did not disallow the bid.

  “加价一块，”一个身着紫罗兰色托卡的干瘪老太婆说。拍卖商给了她一个酸溜溜的眼神，但是并没有反对。

• "Here has been a sweet hour's sport! " said the withered crone, chuckling to herself.

  “这一个钟头真叫人快活！”干瘪的婆子说，吃吃的笑了开去。

• The next morning, at precisely 10 am, the little old lady appeared with her lawyer at the president's office.

  第二天早上，10正，干瘪瘦小的老太太出现在总裁的办公室。

• "What do you want? " A withered, languorous old woman stared at them blankly. "What do you want? " she said again, more irritably.

  “你们想干吗？”一个行动迟缓的干瘪老妇人目无表情地瞪着他们。“你们想干什么？”她又说了一遍，这次语气有些急躁。