pinioned

1. VERB （尤指通过抓住或绑住双臂）使动弹不得
   If you are pinioned, someone prevents you from moving or escaping, especially by holding or tying your arms.
   1. At nine the next morning Bentley was pinioned, hooded and hanged.
      次日上午9点，本特里被捆住双臂、戴上头罩，然后绞死了。

1. At nine the next morning Bentley was pinioned, hooded and hanged.
   次日上午9点，本特里被捆住双臂、戴上头罩，然后绞死了。
2. Ye are told of nails that pinioned
   你曾听说那无情的尖钉
3. Enjolras himself offered him a glass of water, and, as Javert was pinioned, he helped him to drink.
   安灼拉亲自递了一杯水给他，帮他喝下，因为沙威被捆绑着。
4. In the twinkling of an eye, before Javert had time to turn round, he was collared, thrown down, pinioned and searched.
   一眨眼，沙威还没有来得及转过头去望一眼，他已被揪住衣领，按倒在地，用绳索绑了起来，身上也被搜查了。
5. The Thenardier female, overwhelmed, stared at her pinioned hands, and at those of her husband, who had dropped to the floor, and exclaimed, weeping
   德纳第大娘完全泄了气，望着自己和她丈夫的手全被铐住了，便倒在地上，嚎啕大哭，嘴里喊着
6. He recorded mutilated bodies pinioned under car wrecks, a suicide splattered on a New York street and the electric chair, in paintings saturated in ethereal colours-silver, blue, green.
   沃霍尔的绘画以银、蓝、绿为主，在车轮底下被支离破碎的尸体、血溅纽约大街的自杀者、以及死于电椅的酷刑等充斥着他的作品。
7. He was pinioned to the wall by two men while another one repeatedly punched him.
   他被两个人摁在墙上，另一个人不停地捶他。
8. The old woman pinioned her hen's wings together to prevent it from flying.
   老太婆把母鸡的翅膀绑起来，不让它们飞走。
9. "Pinioned by the press of men around them, they were unable to move."
   “周围的人群挤压着他们，使他们动弹不得。”
10. The thief was pinioned to a tree.
    盗贼被绑在树上。

adj

1. bound fast especially having the arms restrained

2. (of birds) especially having the flight feathers