Works of nature are, they think, made worse and altogether feebler when wizened by the rules of art.(自然的鬼斧神工一经艺术法则的破坏，马上就会变得糟糕和脆弱不堪。)
The hand looked chapped and wizened, not a boy's.(那手看上去粗糙干瘪，不像是个男孩的手。)
That wizened and grotesque little old man is a notorious miser.(那个干瘪难看的小老头是个臭名远扬的吝啬鬼。)
She complained of headache, and she looked old and wizened.(她说她头痛，看上去显得又衰老又干巴。)
Down in the dungeons, an old wizened dwarf ACTS as croupier, welcoming everyone with a stream of curses.(地下房间里，一个老瘦的矮人是赌场的老板，他欢迎每一个污言秽语的人。)
You would do well to listen carefully to that wizened wizard.(你应该好好听听这个干枯法师所说的话。)
But though his grey face was all wizened up with trouble and wet witli tears, he never so much as once looked behind him, lest his sons should cry after him, or he turn back.(虽然希姆灰色的脸布满愁云，淌满泪水，他却始终没有回头看上一眼，以免儿子们在身后哭泣，或者自己会忍不住回去。)
The ancient and wizened tauren sat in front of the fire, warming his old bones.(年迈干瘪的牛头人坐在火前，温暖着自己的老骨头。)
Why You Can't Kill Him: he's a wizened wizard with many a trick up his (rather copious) sleeves.(为何杀不死：一个形容枯槁的巫师，袖子里藏了不少把戏。)
The Colonel's groom, a small wizened dwarf with grey skin, and he was pushing a large flattish cardboard box into her arms.(他是上校的马夫，一个灰白皮肤的小干瘪侏儒，他正把大个的平板纸盒推送到她怀里。)
