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adj. (形容词)
  1. 阴险的
  2. 不正直的
  3. 拐弯抹角的
  4. 弯弯曲曲的
  5. 迂回曲折的
  6. 【植】扭曲的
  7. 绕圈子的
  8. 含混不清的
  9. 不正当的
  10. 冗长费解的
  11. 盘旋的
  12. 骗人的
  13. 委婉的(话)

tortuous自然拼读

tor·tu·ous

tor chu s

tortuous扩展

tortuously (adv.), tortuousness (n.)

tortuous词根

词根:tortuous

adv.

tortuously 弯曲地;欺骗地;居心叵测地;转弯抹角地

n.

tortuosity 曲折;弯曲度;迂回曲折

tortuous英英释义

Adjective

1. highly involved or intricate;

"the Byzantine tax structure"

"convoluted legal language"

"convoluted reasoning"

"intricate needlework"

"an intricate labyrinth of refined phraseology"

"the plot was too involved"

"a knotty problem"

"got his way by labyrinthine maneuvering"

"Oh, what a tangled web we weave"- Sir Walter Scott

"tortuous legal procedures"

"tortuous negotiations lasting for months"

2. marked by repeated turns and bends;

"a tortuous road up the mountain"

"winding roads are full of surprises"

"had to steer the car down a twisty track"

3. not straightforward;

"his tortuous reasoning"

tortuous词源中文解释

"曲折的,弯曲的",源于盎格鲁-法语 tortuous(12世纪),古法语 tortuos,源自拉丁语 tortuosus "充满曲折,蜿蜒",源自 tortus "扭曲,蜿蜒",源自 torquere 的词干 "扭曲,拧,扭曲"(源自 PIE 词根 *terkw- "扭曲")。相关词汇: Tortuously; tortuousness。

tortuous_医学行业词汇

迂曲的,弯曲的

tortuous词源英文解释

Middle English, from Middle French tortueux, from Latin tortuosus, from tortus twist, from torquēre to twist

The first known use of tortuous was in the 15th century

tortuous儿童词典英英释义

torture1 of 2noun

distress of body or mind

the causing of great pain especially to punish or to obtain a confession

torture2 of 2verb

to cause great suffering to

to punish or force someone to do or say something by causing great pain

torture1 of 2noun

distress of body or mind

the causing of great pain especially to punish or to obtain a confession

torture2 of 2verb

to cause great suffering to

to punish or force someone to do or say something by causing great pain

torture1 of 2noun

distress of body or mind

the causing of great pain especially to punish or to obtain a confession

torture2 of 2verb

to cause great suffering to

to punish or force someone to do or say something by causing great pain

tortuousadjective

having many twists and turns

tortuousadjective

having many twists and turns

tortuous医学词典英英释义

tortuousadjective

marked by repeated twists, bends, or turns

a tortuous blood vessel

tortuous 例句

1 Tuesday’s announcement is the culmination of a tortuous regulatory process that has spanned four presidential administrations.

2 The road may be tortuous, but they will win complete liberation in the end.

道路可能是曲折的, 但他们最后将会获得彻底解放.

3 It was tortuous watching the cars line our street that night, and our evening was dull.

4 Even to get to this point - the last step before entering the forbidden vault - has been a tortuous process.

5 It's almost as if the tortuous grammar were a mask, keeping self-revelation at bay.

6 Fortuitously, and through long and tortuous negotiations, a compromise was reached, and the DIA survives.

7 The parties must now go through the tortuous process of picking their candidates.

各政党现在必须进行挑选各自候选人这一迂回复杂的程序。

8 Improving regulation is a tortuous process, as new chemical rules show.

新的化学物品条例表明,完善管控过程曲折复杂。

9 It was only when I moved to a northern city that I noticed the tortuous relationship some people develop with religion.

10 They preceded him by many years and are part of a tortuous history with many players.

11 After three terrible Predator sequels, the Robert Rodriguez-produced Predators was a definite upturn earlier this year, if only because the series had previously plumbed the depths of tortuous banality.

12 With the situation this campaign experienced a tortuous development process from prosperity to decline.

这一运动随形势发展,由兴到衰,经历了一个曲折的发展过程.

13 On the tortuous drive through the mountains, Jake developed a torturous headache. trooper/trouper.

14 Getting the art out of the country was sometimes tortuous, sometimes remarkably straightforward, Nancy Dodge said in an interview on Thursday.

15 Development of the modern Chinese dance has followed a long and tortuous road.

现代舞在中国有着宽泛的定义和曲折的发展过程.

16 Her position as mistress of the estate is anomalous and discomfiting, and her negotiation through the customs of the Malagasy is both tortuous and instructive.

17 Mr. Martinez’s lawyers had applied to have the charges dismissed in hopes of removing him from the complex and tortuous case, in which other archaeology experts, and art dealers, are also charged.

18 It took all he could do to keep his cart from going over in the tortuous mountain trails.

他竭尽全力才算保住大车,没有在曲曲弯弯的山路上翻倒。

19 That’s a hard pill to swallow for a nation long trained — in some cases quite literally — to expect well-defined and often optimistic conclusions to tortuous sagas.

20 The district’s boundaries are unmistakably tortuous, encompassing sections of Baltimore, Howard, Anne Arundel and Montgomery counties and Baltimore city; one sliver in northeast Baltimore is narrower than two city blocks.

tortuous 同义词

2 扭曲的

wry

3 含混不清的

fuzzy ambiguous

16 弯扭的

snagged snaggy

27 盘绕的

crooked convoluted

28 不正直地

unfairly disingenuously

29 迂回曲折

flexuous tortuosity

36 盘旋的

spiral serpentine poised

37 蜿蜒的

winding serpentine sinuous

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