To cause to twist or squirm; contort.(扭曲引起扭曲或蠕動(dòng)；)

As you listen to it, let your face contort and express the music.(當(dāng)你聽它的時(shí)候，讓你的臉扭曲并表達(dá)音樂。)

You face has 9 muscles beneath your skin that you contort, flex, and move.(你的臉部皮膚下有9塊可以扭曲、彎曲和運(yùn)動(dòng)的肌肉。)

Our seats weren't bad. With only a gentle squint you could watch pain contort athletes' faces as they grunted through qualifying 800 meter rounds.(我們的座位位置不錯(cuò)。當(dāng)運(yùn)動(dòng)員吼著闖過800米資格賽的那一刻，你只需略微斜視，就可以看到運(yùn)動(dòng)員那因?yàn)槠床纯嗯で哪槨?

About 10 meters away, pergolas with thick woody vines that climb and contort provide shade for patients and impromptu places to hang intravenous drip bags.(大概十米遠(yuǎn)處，藤蔓纏繞、錯(cuò)綜交織的藤架為病人提供了陰涼，同時(shí)也為病人提供了掛點(diǎn)滴瓶的臨時(shí)之處。)

I'll tell you this, yoga is not just a series of challenging body poses or difficult techniques to bend and contort yourself into strange shapes, it is a way of life.(我可以這么跟你說，瑜伽不只是一系列身體姿勢(shì)的挑戰(zhàn)，也不是彎曲你的身體擺成奇怪姿勢(shì)的難度技巧，它是一種生活方式。)

But the part about the cat-yoga did get me to thinking-ever notice how a cat can do just about anything-contort itself into the most asinine positions, yet still look dignified?(您說的貓瑜伽那段真是讓我浮想聯(lián)翩——您注意過么，貓差不多能做到任何事——它們把自己的身體扭成傻里傻氣的姿勢(shì)，看起來卻還是那么的高貴威嚴(yán)。)

The gentlest of her caresses would contort his already tense body.(她溫柔的愛撫會(huì)使他原本繃緊的身體更不自然。)

Eerie cries begin to ring out from within the crowd and a few of the devotees begin to contort their faces and bodies.(隨著人群中響起幾聲奇怪的喊叫聲，一些狂熱者開始扭曲他們的臉和身體。)

The key might not be to try to contort yourself into a schedule that doesn't work for you, but to experiment.(關(guān)鍵不是強(qiáng)行讓自己適應(yīng)不適合自己的作息時(shí)間表，而是去嘗試。)

He..contorts himself so as to dig himself in the base of his spine.