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美:[kənˈvʌls]
英:[kənˈvʌls]
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con·vulse
kn vuhls
第三人称单数:convulses
现在分词:convulsing
过去式:convulsed
过去分词:convulsed
Verb
1. make someone convulse with laughter;
"The comedian convulsed the crowd"
2. be overcome with laughter
3. move or stir about violently;
"The feverish patient thrashed around in his bed"
4. shake uncotrollably;
"earthquakes convulsed the countryside"
5. cause to contract;
"The spasm convulses her facial muscles"
6. contract involuntarily, as in a spasm;
"The muscles in her face convulsed"
1640年代,“通过剧烈、不规则的动作来震动或干扰”(及物动词); 1680年代,“痉挛或不自主地收缩或收缩”(不及物动词); 来自拉丁语 convulsus, convellere 的过去分词(仅限及物动词)“拉开,这样拉,扭曲”,因此“削弱,推翻,摧毁”,来自拉丁语中的同化形式 com “与,一起”(见 con-)+ vellere “拔,猛拉”(见 svelte)。相关的: Convulsed(1630年代); convulsing。
Latin convulsus, past participle of convellere to pluck up, convulse, from com- + vellere to pluck — more at vulnerable
The first known use of convulse was in 1614
cooverb
to make the low soft cry of a dove or pigeon or a similar sound
to talk fondly or lovingly
cooverb
to make the low soft cry of a dove or pigeon or a similar sound
to talk fondly or lovingly
cony
convulsiveadjective
being or producing a convulsion
caused by or having convulsions
resembling a convulsion especially in being sudden or violent
convulsiveadjective
being or producing a convulsion
caused by or having convulsions
resembling a convulsion especially in being sudden or violent
convulsionnoun
an abnormal violent contraction or series of contractions of the muscles that is not under control of the will
a violent disturbance
convulsionnoun
an abnormal violent contraction or series of contractions of the muscles that is not under control of the will
a violent disturbance
convulsionnoun
an abnormal violent contraction or series of contractions of the muscles that is not under control of the will
a violent disturbance
convulseverb
to shake violentlyespecially: to shake with usually uncontrolled jerky movements
convulsed with laughter
convulseverb
to shake or agitate violentlyespecially: to shake or cause to shake with or as if with irregular spasms
was convulsed with pain
1 But she only shrieked louder, her body convulsing in spasms.
2 Suddenly Frantig’s body convulsed, and liquid spewed out of his mouth.
3 In recent years, the state has been convulsed in violence, much of it connected to the drug trade.
4 The bleachers swarmed with youth unanchored, unpraised, and convulsed with the dreams of gangly boys and fat boys who wanted to be a part of something with a desperation that was almost palpable and alive.
5 The whole scaffolding convulsed rhythmically as he made his way to the ground.
6 The Zapatista rebellion that convulsed southern Mexico in the 1990s was merely the most recent battle in an episodic colonial war that began in the sixteenth century.
7 Desperate to stem protests that have convulsed campuses across the country, a small number of universities have agreed to reconsider their investments in companies that do business with Israel.
8 At this came the second blast, louder even than the first, a brisk, sharp blow that rebounded across the whole architecture of the sky, as if the earth itself convulsed.
9 She whacked his arm, hard as she could, in the elbow, so that he shrieked and convulsed.
10 What happened with the Resistance that was so horrible she can’t speak of them without stuttering and convulsing?
11 The patient reacted to the medication and began convulsing.
12 I'm forced to stop as my body convulses, trying desperately to rid itself of the poisons I've been sucking in during the attack.
13 Gladys thrust the pillow from her lap into Henrietta’s mouth, to keep her from biting her tongue as she convulsed in pain.
14 Then there’s the other kind of seizure, the really bad one, where I fall down and convulse.
15 The boy screamed, fell to the floor, his body already convulsing.
16 The Khmer Rouge body convulses and trembles, as if electricity is traveling to the legs, arms, and fingers.
17 It was the everything and the everyone of her life, and so I could not help but imagine it: I imagined a scrawny eight-year-old with dirty fingers, looking down at her mother convulsing.
18 This event convulse the whole world .
这个事件震惊中外。
19 Raising his head, mouth wide open, he convulsed, frantic and desperate to dislodge the grass.
20 My hands and legs all convulsed as the feeling began to return to them.
1 发生
up organic genetic developmental emergent generative development spring rise generation crop passing occurrence outbreak emergence genesis outcrop uprise upspring bechance do come offer happen fall grow appear pass occur shape arrive cook arise stem emerge wage breed originate tide germinate transpire engender befall burgeon betide worth generate excite ingenerate bring into existence take its rise
2 使抽搐
4 起痉挛
6 剧烈震动
7 摇动
rocky shaky rock shake sway jolt wag tremble shimmy dance pan swing flame feather slosh waggle whiffle
9 震惊
shocked stunned astonished astounded appalled gobsmacked shock trauma jolt astonishment floor rock reel stun stagger astound horrify astonish boggle sicken scandalize shake up
10 震动
vibrant convulsive tremulous vibratile collision vibration concussion quake tremor jolt commotion convulsion trepidation pulsation jounce quaver vibes shake judder jar vibrate stir pulse shake up shaky throbbing shock percussion shake-up shimmy rock tremble pulsate concuss convulsionary seismic shaking vibratory hitchy seism- dindle sock agitation vibrancy electrification throb
11 大骚动
12 使摇动
13 惊厥
14 痉挛
cramp twitch spasm tonus jactitation convulsive convulsion spastic spasmodic tickle charley horse fit contraction in knots twitchy knot gasping psychomotor vellication grip kink palsy tic trepidation jerk convulsionary jerky epileptic flutter eclampsia hyperkinesia throw into convulsions galvanic spasmodically subsultus fidge
15 捧腹大笑
split sides burst sides with laughing burst sides with laughter throw into convulsions hold sides
16 骚动
wild disorderly tempestuous convulsive astir disorder storm stir excitement yeast outbreak ferment to-do turmoil turbulence tempest convulsion tumult shindig hubbub ruction hurly-burly shindy hubble-bubble rhubarbing riot seethe perturb rough turbulent tumultuous yeasty uproarious hoo-ha dust rout fermentation buzz unrest flurry agitation outcry commotion uproar ruckus hoopla hullabaloo wake kick up