1.
the gibbous moon, its light reflecting whitely(John Barth)
近满月的月华，它的光苍白地反射过来(约翰 巴思)
2.
They were wide apart in the woods, both very pale, both fast asleep.
他俩东一个，西一个相去甚远，脸色苍白地倒在林中睡大觉。
3.
His face was deadly pale.
他的脸死一般地苍白。
4.
There was a lurid, gloomy canopy above; the elm-trees drooped their heavy blackish green.
上面是一片苍白又阴郁的苍穹；榆树枝叶郁郁苍苍地低垂下来。
5.
I looked back at Tom's face and saw pallor sweeping into it.
我再看汤姆的脸，它正渐渐地苍白。
6.
Then, white-faced and weak-voiced, Sally asked:
后来，萨利面色苍白、有气无力地问道：
7.
Susan, you look pale.
苏珊，你脸色苍白。
8.
(fml)cause(sb)to become pale and weak
使（某人）苍白衰弱
9.
a pasty face, complexion
苍白的面孔、 脸色.
10.
She becomes very quiet and pale, looking quite visibly shaken.
她一直沉默寡言，脸色苍白，而且明显地心烦意乱。
11.
Madame Danglars rose from her seat, pale and cold.
腾格拉尔夫人脸色苍白，浑身冰冷地站起身来。
12.
He lay pale and cold in his gorgeous bed.
他脸色苍白、冰冷地躺在他那华丽的床上。
13.
but gradually his skin became pale and waxy; he grew thin and frail.
但渐渐地他的皮肤日见苍白，人也消瘦了。
14.
He paced up and down, his face ashen and his lips quivering.
他在房里踱了几步，脸色是苍白，嘴角是簌簌地抖；
15.
Dick looked rather pale and foolish when he glanced at the direction.
迪克面色苍白，傻里傻气地向着那个方向注视。
16.
My face turned pale as deadly pale,
我的脸变得苍白，死一般苍白，
17.
Extreme or unnatural paleness.
苍白极端或很不自然的苍白
18.
The door opens and an old priest, white-haired, bent, with a silly but benevolent smile, comes in and trots over to Joan
门开了，进来一个白发苍苍、弯腰驼背、面事着慈祥的傻笑的老神父，他急急地向贞德走过去。