adj.憔悴的，(由于生病、焦虑或睡眠不足)疲惫的
n.野性未驯的鹰，悍鹰，[废语]难驾驭的人（尤指不肯接受求爱的女人）

原形：haggard复数：haggards

The old man looked haggard and worn after his long illness.
长期患病后，老人看起来憔悴而疲惫。
The CEO appeared haggard at the press conference, likely due to the company's recent financial struggles.
在新闻发布会上，CEO显得面容憔悴，可能是因为公司最近的财务困境。
After pulling an all-nighter studying for exams, Sarah felt completely haggard.
为了准备考试熬了一整夜后，莎拉感到非常憔悴。
The haggard expression on her face told the story of a sleepless night.
她脸上那副憔悴的表情说明了她一夜未眠。
Years of hard labor had left him haggard and aged beyond his years.
多年的辛苦劳作使他显得异常憔悴，比实际年龄老了许多。
The model, who had been working non-stop for fashion week, looked stunningly beautiful yet slightly haggard under the bright lights.
那位为时装周不停地工作的模特，在耀眼的灯光下显得美丽动人，但略显憔悴。
His once vibrant personality seemed to have faded, replaced by a haggard demeanor.
他曾经活力四射的个性似乎消退了，取而代之的是一种憔悴的神态。
The soldier returned from battle, his face haggard with the weight of what he had witnessed.
战士从战场归来，因目睹的一切而满脸憔悴。
The mother, who had just given birth, was both elated and haggard from exhaustion.
刚刚分娩的母亲既欣喜若狂又因疲惫而显得憔悴不堪。
The artist's self-portrait captured his haggard appearance, reflecting the emotional turmoil he was experiencing.
艺术家的自画像捕捉到了他憔悴的外表，反映了他当时内心的动荡不安。