anguish如何读

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anguish英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [U]剧痛; 极度痛苦; 苦恼 severe pain, mental suffering or unhappiness

anguish是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 苦恼
  2. 极度的痛苦
  3. 剧痛
  4. 痛苦
  5. 焦虑
  6. 伤心
  7. 凄楚
  8. 悲恸
  9. 令人心酸
  10. 苦闷
  11. 悲痛
v. (动词)
  1. 使…极度痛苦
  2. (使)感到极度的痛苦
  3. 痛苦
  4. (使)苦恼
  5. 悲痛万分
  6. 使…极苦闷
  7. 使悲痛
  8. 感到痛苦
  9. 悲痛

anguish自然拼读

an·guish

aeng gwihsh

anguish变形

第三人称单数:anguishes

现在分词:anguishing

过去式:anguished

过去分词:anguished

anguish词根

词根:anguish

adj.

anguished 极度痛苦的

v.

anguished 使极度痛苦(anguish的过去式)

anguish英英释义

noun

unbearable pain or suffering, esp. psychological.The wounded soldier writhed in anguish.His failure to rescue the dog from the fire filled him with anguish.Nothing relieved her anguish after her mother's death.

transitive verb & intransitive verb

to suffer or cause to suffer acute pain or distress.

anguish区别

 sorrow, agony, grief, anguish, torment, distress, misery, torture

这组词都有“苦恼、痛苦”的意思,其区别是:

sorrow语气比grief弱,指因不幸、损失或失望等所产生的悲伤。

agony侧重指精神或身体痛苦的剧烈程度。

grief指由某种特殊处境或原因造成的强烈的感情上的苦恼与悲痛。

anguish指精神方面令人难以忍受的极度痛苦;用于身体时,多指局部或暂时的痛苦。

torment强调烦恼或痛苦的长期性。

distress多指因思想上的压力紧张、恐惧、忧虑等所引起的精神上的痛苦,也可指某种灾难带来的痛苦。

misery着重痛苦的可悲状态,多含不幸、可怜或悲哀的意味。

torture语气比toment强,指在精神或肉体上受到的折磨所产生的痛苦。

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anguish词源中文解释

约1200年,“身体或精神上的剧烈痛苦”,源自于古法语 anguisse, angoisse “窒息感、苦恼、焦虑、愤怒”(12世纪),源自于拉丁语 angustia(复数 angustiae)“紧张、狭窄、困难”,比喻为“苦恼、困难”,源自于 ang(u)ere “扼杀、折磨”(源自于 PIE 词根 *angh- “紧、痛苦的收缩、痛苦”)。

anguish词源英文解释

Noun Middle English angoise, angwissche, borrowed from Anglo-French anguisse, angoisse, going back to Latin angustia (usually in plural angustiae) "narrowness, narrow passage, limitations, straits" (Late Latin, "suffering, distress"), noun derivative (with -ia -y >entry 2), of angustus "narrow, confined, straitened," probably from *angos- (whence angōr-, angor "suffocation, anguish") + *-to-, adjective suffix — more at anger >entry 1 Verb Middle English anguisen, anguischen "to grieve, be distressed," borrowed from Anglo-French anguisser, angoisser "to distress, cause pain to, (as reflexive verb) suffer, be tormented," going back to Late Latin angustiāre "to compress, afflict, be in difficult circumstances," derivative of Latin angustia "narrowness, straits" — more at anguish >entry 1

The first known use of anguish was in the 13th century

anguish儿童词典英英释义

anhydrousadjective

free from water

anhydritenoun

a mineral consisting of calcium sulfate free from water

anhydridenoun

a compound that comes from another (as an acid) by removal of water

anhinganoun

a fish-eating bird having a long neck and sharply pointed bill and occurring from the southern U.S. to Argentina

angularadjective

having one or more angles : sharp-cornered : pointed

an angular mountain peak

measured by an angle

the angular distance between two stars as observed from earth

being lean and bony

an angular face

angularadjective

having one or more angles : sharp-cornered : pointed

an angular mountain peak

measured by an angle

the angular distance between two stars as observed from earth

being lean and bony

an angular face

anguishnoun

extreme pain or distress of body or mind

anguish 例句

1 Before meeting Mr Putin , the group had held anguished discussions about where Russia was heading.

在与普京会面前,会员们就俄罗斯的未来何处何从进行了痛苦激烈的讨论.

2 She confessed to experiencing a moral anguish over meeting him so secretly and deceiving her mother and father.

3 It was dark under the holm oaks, so it didn’t matter if he made a face of anguish.

4 I just paced around in anguish, not knowing where to look, not knowing where to go, and feeling like I was about to lose my mind.

5 This was the kind of visit space that movies and television made out to be the norm, with partitions, windows, and telephone receivers, and with both parties anguished because touching was impossible.

6 anguished cries

痛苦不堪的喊声

7 When they were able to arrange a meeting, surmounting all of Blanca’s usual obstacles in addition to the new ones imposed by Pedro’s job, they would find themselves more full of anguish than desire.

8 Before he could conceal it, they saw through the mask the anguish of a mind in doubt, loathing to stay and dreading to leave its refuge.

9 On the Appelplatz, surrounded by electrified barbed wire, thousands of Jews, anguish on their faces, gathered in silence.

10 The anguish languishing lady sang a slang m é lange plangently.

苦恼憔悴的女士委婉动人地唱了一首俚语混成曲.

11 I was growing, and if I could not name my anguish precisely I still knew that there was nothing noble in it.

12 They don't want the anguish.

他们不想为此而苦恼。

13 There was another audible emotion beneath the bellow, a terrible anguish.

14 an anguished letter from her prison cell

她从狱中寄来的一封悲痛欲绝的信

15 Tom said with genuine anguish, "I crave your indulgence; my nose itcheth cruelly."

汤姆痛苦地说:“我恳求你的原谅,我的鼻子痒得厉害。”

16 “Blood” was dripping down his chest, and there was a look of pure anguish on his face.

17 His agony and anguish rippled through my muscles and bones; for him, this division was surely just as excruciating.

18 To Ismene, shocking as it was, overwhelming her with anguish for the pitiful dead body and the lonely, homeless soul, it seemed, nevertheless, that nothing could be done except to acquiesce.

19 Through the steel and padding of his helm, he heard anguished screams, the hungry crackle of flame, the shuddering of warhoms, and the brazen blast of trumpets.

20 It was worse for the women, who faced an anguish more terrible than death.

更厉害的是女人还有那种比死更可怕的痛苦和恐怖.

anguish 同义词

4 苦楚

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11 极度痛苦

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