adj.干渴的，焦干的，晒焦的，极渴的
v.使(土地)极干燥
parch的过去分词和过去式

原形：parch第三人称单数：parches过去式：parched过去分词：parched现在分词：parching

Parched from the hot sun, the travelers desperately needed water.
在烈日下口渴难耐，旅行者们急需水。
The elderly couple was holding hands as they watched their parched plants in the garden.
这对老夫妇手牵手看着花园里干涸的植物。
After a long hike, he felt a parched throat and decided to stop for a drink.
长途徒步后，他感到喉咙干涩，决定停下来喝水。
The athlete's parched lips betrayed his exhaustion after the marathon.
马拉松比赛结束后，运动员干裂的嘴唇显示出他的疲惫。
The baby's parched skin indicated that she hadn't had enough milk all day.
婴儿干燥的皮肤表明她一整天都没有喝足够的奶。
The desert travelers had to ration their water supply, as it was scarce and their parched bodies depended on it.
沙漠旅行者必须节约用水，因为水源稀少，他们的身体急需水分。
The hiker's parched tongue was a clear sign of dehydration, so they stopped at a nearby stream for replenishment.
徒步者的干燥舌头清楚地表明了脱水，他们在一个附近的溪流处停下来补水。
In the scorching heat, the farmer's parched crops needed immediate irrigation.
在炽热的阳光下，农民干涸的作物急需灌溉。
She poured a glass of water for her parched colleague, who had been working non-stop all day.
她为一直在工作不停歇的口渴同事倒了一杯水。
The volunteers worked tirelessly to provide water to the victims affected by the drought, whose parched lands once flourished.
志愿者们不遗余力地为干旱影响地区的受害者提供水源，那里曾经是生机勃勃的土地。