mortify如何读

英:[ˈmɔ:tɪfaɪ]

美:[ˈmɔrtɪfaɪ]

mortify是什么意思

vt.

使受辱

伤害(人的感情)

克制

抑制(肉体、情感等)

vi.

(指肌肤)变成坏疽

mortify自然拼读

mor·ti·fy

mor tih faI

mortify变形

第三人称单数:mortifies

现在分词:mortifying

过去式:mortified

过去分词:mortified

mortify扩展

mortified (adj.), mortifying (adj.), mortifiedly (adv.), mortifyingly (adv.), mortifier (n.)

mortify词根

词根:mortify

adj.

mortified 窘迫的;受辱的

mortifying 痛心的;使人羞愧的;禁欲苦修的

n.

mortification 屈辱;禁欲;坏疽

v.

mortified 使受辱(mortify的过去式)

vt.

mortifying 苦修;使…悔恨(mortify的ing形式)

mortify英英释义

verb

transitive verb

to subject to severe and vexing embarrassment : shame

was no longer mortified by comparisons between her sisters' beauty and her own—Jane Austen

to subdue or deaden (the body, bodily appetites, etc.) especially by abstinence or self-inflicted pain or discomfort

mortified his body for spiritual purification

obsolete to destroy the strength, vitality, or functioning of

intransitive verb

to practice mortification

to become necrotic or gangrenous

treated his wound so that it would not mortify

mortify词源中文解释

14世纪晚期, mortifien,“杀死,毁灭生命”,来自古法语 mortefiier “毁灭,压倒,惩罚”,源自晚期拉丁语 mortificare “致死,杀死,处死”,字面意思是“使死亡”,来自 mortificus “致死的”,源自拉丁语 mors(属格 mortis)“死亡”(来自 PIE 词根 *mer- “磨损,伤害”,也表示“死亡”和形成与死亡和受死亡影响的生物有关的词)+ facere “制造,做” 的组合形式(来自 PIE 词根 *dhe- “设置,放置”)。

宗教意义上的“通过禁欲和修行来克制肉体”可追溯到15世纪早期。1690年代记录了“羞辱,懊恼,烦恼”的意义(比较 mortification)。相关: Mortified; mortifying。

mortify词源英文解释

Middle English mortifien, from Anglo-French mortifier, from Late Latin mortificare, from Latin mort-, mors

The first known use of mortify was in the 14th century

mortify儿童词典英英释义

mosasaurnoun

any of various very large extinct fish-eating lizards of seas of the Cretaceous period with limbs resembling paddles

mosaicnoun

a decoration on a surface made by setting small pieces of glass, tile, or stone of different colors into another material so as to make pictures or patterns

the process of making mosaics

something resembling a mosaicespecially: a virus disease of plants characterized by mottling of the foliage

mosaicnoun

a decoration on a surface made by setting small pieces of glass, tile, or stone of different colors into another material so as to make pictures or patterns

the process of making mosaics

something resembling a mosaicespecially: a virus disease of plants characterized by mottling of the foliage

mortuary1 of 2noun

a place in which the bodies of the dead are kept until burialespecially: funeral home

mortuary2 of 2adjective

of or relating to death or burial of the dead

mortise1 of 2noun

a hole or groove cut in a piece of wood or other material into which another piece fits so as to form a joint

mortise2 of 2verb

to join or fasten securely especially by a tenon and mortise

to cut a mortise in

mortifyverb

to attempt to reduce or control bodily needs and desires through punishment and self-denial

to embarrass greatly : humiliate

mortify医学词典英英释义

mortifyintransitive verb

to become necrotic or gangrenous

mortify 例句

1 Usually I’d be mortified at such over-the-top PDA, especially with her decked out in red boots, silver arm cuffs, and a gold belt, but today I didn’t mind.

2 This is mortifying and maudlin and, honestly, I hope you forget it as soon as you’ve read it.

3 I said, “Simply mortifying, Lucy Ray Raleigh,” in her mother’s loud voice.

4 “I can’t let Hercules have my other horn. It would be mortifying.”

5 Instantly she was horrified at herself, and in mortified confusion kept her eyes on the wooden trencher before her.

6 Rose laughs, admittedly mortified at listening back to the unreleased demo.

7 If she had expected him to be mortified, to spit it out and break down and apologize, she was wrong.

8 His ears leaned sidelong off his head like holstered pistols, and above them waved a calamity of black hair that mortified him.

9 “Yes, I do,” Lee said, who was then mildly mortified to read her words in the Sunday paper.

10 If their families were nearby, the child would invariably be shooed away by a mortified parent, and the interaction would be over.

11 If one of them had asked, of course, I would have been mortified.

12 I was mortified picking it up because it fell between the seat and the window, and I was sure I’d look like an enormous cow bending over to get it.

13 I ought to have read more, for I find I don’t know anything, and it mortifies me.

14 Elizabeth would be mortified by the thought of sharing a room with a man before she was married, Hilly would tell me I was stupid to even consider it.

15 Boseman let out a mortifying gasp as they departed, which Cora took as his death rattle.

16 He went completely under, came up, went under again, and came up flailing and floundering with such wildness that for a few sincerely mortifying moments I thought he was drowning.

17 He was young and proud and keenly mortified.

18 Arthur isn’t going to be on Broadway anytime soon, but he has a really nice voice, and I’m mortified and I’m charmed and I never thought that was a combo that would make sense.

19 Hines isn’t anywhere close to that point with her real-life husband, however, despite his own penchant for mortifying public antics.

20 Jane mortified her family by leaving her husband.

简离开丈夫的做法使她的家庭蒙羞。

mortify 同义词

2 受屈辱

humiliated

3 痛心

smart pain

9 使难堪

put nose out of joint

13 使悔恨

chagrin

14 生枯斑

sphacelate

15 令人窘迫的

mortifying

18 令人羞愧的

shaming mortifying

24 使痛心

pain

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