clawed

基本解释

His face was badly clawed by his little brother.
他的脸被小弟弟抓坏了。
Nile monitor lizards are not as big as Burmese pythons, maxing out around 6 feet long, but unlike the snakes, these razor-toothed, dagger-clawed predators are known to hunt in packs.
尼罗巨蜥没有缅甸蟒大，最大不过6英尺长，但与蛇不同的是，这些长着剃刀般牙齿、以及匕首一样爪子的食肉动物成群结队的进行捕猎。
The door is barred with stout wooden poles and the windows are boarded with planks and protruding nails, but great gashes have been clawed in the tarred felt cladding the walls.
虽然屋门已经被坚固的木条挡住，窗户也钉上了带有突出钉子的木板，但是油毡覆盖的墙上被爪子抓出了大大的裂缝，附近的雪地上也留有爪印。

She twisted and squirmed, kicked and clawed.
Here I paused in my fiction to shield my eyes and stanch the arrow-straight tracks clawed down my cheek.
飞箭在我脸上笔直地犁出了一条伤口，我停止了幻想,遮住眼睛，赶忙去止血。
耶鲁公开课 - 1945年后的美国小说课程节选
Now, that seem to me to fit what I saw of experience in the 1980's when Reagan cut taxes and then there was this... they were worried about the climbing deficits So he clawed back some of the tax cuts in TEFRA, that huge tax.
现在看来，这正好符合,政府在20世纪90年代的做法,当年里根决意减税，然后争议四起。,很多人担心财政赤字会由此攀升,他后来颁布了税赋公平与会计责任法案，以追回部分税款。
斯坦福公开课 - 经济学课程节选

Alex ran his hands around the rim of the bath and examined its clawed feet.
NEWYORKER: Found Objects

The claws of a bird or animal are the thin, hard, curved nails at the end of its feet.
The claws of a lobster, crab, or scorpion are the two pointed parts at the end of its legs which are used for holding things.
If an animal claws at something, it scratches or damages it with its claws.
To claw at something mean to try very hard to get hold of it.
If you claw your way somewhere, you move there with great difficulty, trying desperately to find things to hold on to.