Definition of half-starved in English:

half-starved

adjective

Very poorly fed or nourished.
a half-starved prisoner
people with thin, half-starved bodies
Example sentencesExamples
- So, the already sick and half-starved men grew steadily weaker.
- Who decided that women were to be visually flawless, half-starved twigs in order to be acceptable?
- We still have a mid-1890s picture of half-starved Abraham, an army drummer boy, standing in a Czarist uniform.
- Six days later, scraped, bruised, and half-starved, they found help in a small village thirty miles away.
- Further investigation revealed that the bird was blind, not to mention half-starved.
- Under the scorching sun, she looked half-starved, exhausted.
- He died in 1948, impoverished, half-starved, and all but forgotten.
- I found survivors, twenty-three children, half-starved, huddled in closets and basements, hiding.
- "I wonder if all we have done is create a nation of half-starved beggars," he says.
- A distinguished foreign visitor, France's Prince Napoleon, inspected both armies and reported that the rebels numbered about 60 000 and were "ragged, dirty and half-starved."

Definition of half-starved in US English:

half-starved

adjectiveˌhafˈstärvdˌhæfˈstɑrvd

Very poorly fed; malnourished.
a half-starved prisoner
people with thin, half-starved bodies
Example sentencesExamples
- So, the already sick and half-starved men grew steadily weaker.
- He died in 1948, impoverished, half-starved, and all but forgotten.
- We still have a mid-1890s picture of half-starved Abraham, an army drummer boy, standing in a Czarist uniform.
- Under the scorching sun, she looked half-starved, exhausted.
- "I wonder if all we have done is create a nation of half-starved beggars," he says.
- A distinguished foreign visitor, France's Prince Napoleon, inspected both armies and reported that the rebels numbered about 60 000 and were "ragged, dirty and half-starved."
- Who decided that women were to be visually flawless, half-starved twigs in order to be acceptable?
- Further investigation revealed that the bird was blind, not to mention half-starved.
- I found survivors, twenty-three children, half-starved, huddled in closets and basements, hiding.
- Six days later, scraped, bruised, and half-starved, they found help in a small village thirty miles away.

单词	half-starved
释义	Definition of half-starved in English: half-starved adjective Very poorly fed or nourished. a half-starved prisoner people with thin, half-starved bodies Example sentencesExamples So, the already sick and half-starved men grew steadily weaker. Who decided that women were to be visually flawless, half-starved twigs in order to be acceptable? We still have a mid-1890s picture of half-starved Abraham, an army drummer boy, standing in a Czarist uniform. Six days later, scraped, bruised, and half-starved, they found help in a small village thirty miles away. Further investigation revealed that the bird was blind, not to mention half-starved. Under the scorching sun, she looked half-starved, exhausted. He died in 1948, impoverished, half-starved, and all but forgotten. I found survivors, twenty-three children, half-starved, huddled in closets and basements, hiding. "I wonder if all we have done is create a nation of half-starved beggars," he says. A distinguished foreign visitor, France's Prince Napoleon, inspected both armies and reported that the rebels numbered about 60 000 and were "ragged, dirty and half-starved." Definition of half-starved in US English: half-starved adjectiveˌhafˈstärvdˌhæfˈstɑrvd Very poorly fed; malnourished. a half-starved prisoner people with thin, half-starved bodies Example sentencesExamples So, the already sick and half-starved men grew steadily weaker. He died in 1948, impoverished, half-starved, and all but forgotten. We still have a mid-1890s picture of half-starved Abraham, an army drummer boy, standing in a Czarist uniform. Under the scorching sun, she looked half-starved, exhausted. "I wonder if all we have done is create a nation of half-starved beggars," he says. A distinguished foreign visitor, France's Prince Napoleon, inspected both armies and reported that the rebels numbered about 60 000 and were "ragged, dirty and half-starved." Who decided that women were to be visually flawless, half-starved twigs in order to be acceptable? Further investigation revealed that the bird was blind, not to mention half-starved. I found survivors, twenty-three children, half-starved, huddled in closets and basements, hiding. Six days later, scraped, bruised, and half-starved, they found help in a small village thirty miles away.
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