cadaverous

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Tall, cadaverous, dressed in ripped jeans, brown jacket, black tie, battered trainers.
此人瘦高個子,身上的牛仔褲開著口子,穿著棕色夾克,打著黑色領(lǐng)帶,腳上的運動鞋破破爛爛。他討厭新聞報道中的主觀主義;我覺得他其實在一定程度上也討厭記者。
Over lunch I find myself sitting under Genrikh Yagoda - a thin, cadaverous-looking man with a black moustache.
在吃午飯的時候，我發(fā)現(xiàn)我自己坐在雅戈達(dá)的畫像之下——一個面色灰白，留黑胡子的瘦子。
I said that I was surprised I looked so normal, that I wasn't the horribly twisted and cadaverous figure I had always imagined myself to be.
我說我很驚奇我看起來如此正常，我不是扭曲、枯槁的可怕體形——我曾經(jīng)總是那樣設(shè)想我自己。

Here's one climbing out of the pool: First her face appeared, long and cadaverous, with a bandage-like bathing cap coming down almost to her eyes, and sharp teeth protruding from her mouth.
有一個女人從游泳池中出來了，首先是她的臉，修長,而慘白，如繃帶般的泳帽從她的頭部,耷拉到她的眼睛，鋒利的牙齒從她的口中突出。
耶魯公開課 - 1945年后的美國小說課程節(jié)選

Now Herzog retells the tale as a feature film, starring Christian Bale—first chipper, then cadaverous—as the indestructible Dengler.
NEWYORKER: Rescue Dawn
At a time when the book review section looks distressingly cadaverous at 24 pages, any ad beats no ad.
FORBES: Sex, Death ... and Reading
To begin with, the star of the film is not Ms Howard, a pretty tomboy, made up to look slightly cadaverous, who is initially taciturn, then unconscious after being attacked by a grass-covered wolf intent on making mincemeat of her before she carries out her mission.
ECONOMIST: Fantasy with a moral

If you describe someone as cadaverous, you mean they are extremely thin and pale.