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词根:excruciate
adj.excruciating 折磨人的;使苦恼的
v.excruciating 折磨;使苦恼;使受酷刑(excruciate的ing形式)
vt.excruciate 使苦恼;施酷刑;折磨
Latin excruciatus, past participle of excruciare, from ex- + cruciare to crucify, from cruc-, crux cross
The first known use of excruciate was circa 1570
1 Look at the fun and frivolity, for it distracts from the excruciation.
2 Among other problems the inspection report listed: One resident with a fractured pelvis spent hours in excruciating pain because workers didn’t get the person medications.
3 If the bloke had the remotest qualms, then they must by now have blown up into squirming, crimson excruciation, given that they now appear during every break in every major football match.
4 And Christ in the hour of excruciation provided for His old mother.
5 Exposed, incapacitated, and in excruciating pain, laboring moms rely on other people—doctors, nurses, midwives, doulas, and especially their partners—for help and support.
6 As part of that process, said Dr. Barbot, a person is asked in excruciating detail to account for their time in 15-minute intervals.
7 It is possible the matter might have blown over without more excruciation if nothing else had happened.
8 For example, a person with a hernia who infrequently experiences minor discomfort likely wouldn't be as much of a priority as someone with a hernia that causes excruciating pain every day.
9 Historians will record — they will not have to dig deeply or interpret wildly to conclude — that all through the excruciations of Aleppo, and more generally of Syria, the United States watched.
10 Tons of kids couldn’t remember the ways in which Kentucky became arguably the nation’s leading football harbor of strange excruciation.
11 Twice he nearly fainted, but, in the end, he stood beside the somewhat huddled figure under the red willow, gasping under the excruciation of internal pains.
12 Finding him too hard to crush I let him run, and at last got used to him though at times he tickled me to excruciation.
13 It’s nice to imagine the Loki-lovers streaming this masterpiece of English upper-middle-class excruciation.
14 Because this stretching of time, the refusal to just say it, opens up a space in which we’re forced to live — sometimes to the point of excruciation — with emotions that would normally pass in seconds.
15 I find them embarrassing to the point of excruciation.
16 Cutting into halves was not an excruciation only in late Tang Dynasty or previous Dynasties, which had existed in the early Tang Dynasty.
腰斩唐前期既已存在,并不仅仅是唐代后期或者前代酷刑等等。
17 She thrust back the regulator, and put an end to Fenwick's excruciations.
18 Frey is, we are to understand, a man of sorrows, who has undergone excruciation if not crucifixion, and has been stigmatised by his bad press.
19 To be far off the key is to be in another key, but to smite at a note and muff it is excruciation.
20 Her daughter Kaitlyn, 13, suffers from juvenile inflammatory arthritis and an immune deficiency, which cause excruciating joint pain that often leaves her bedridden or reliant on a wheelchair to get around.
2 痛苦
painful sticky miserable lousy grievous pained laboring distressful dolorous agonal tsoris misease cost pain trial hurt wound suffering sore worm bitter torture distress endurance wrench ache misery woe torment agony affliction soreness scourge pang displeasure ail travail twang twinge infliction gnawing sufferance stang anguish smart labor ferret gnaw harry try ride murder rack punish sting afflict wring victimize fester goad agonize rankle embitter excruciate imbitter
3 苦恼
pain suffering laden excruciating afflictive tsoris misease worry trouble worm torture distress sour woe oppression torment martyr agony affliction gall angst nettle laceration canker wormwood vexation bedevil calvary wae worriment prey groan anguish gnaw writhe press grind curse pinch discomfort afflict gripe prod scourge wring harrow irk vex harry ail agonize rive excruciate
5 酷刑
6 折磨
inflictive troubled cat-and-mouse torture buffet torment stinging bedevilment gnaw ride rack grind plague pinch bait scourge corrode molest tantalize excruciate run ragged skin alive prey upon cross harassment ordeal prey ballyrag try weight press trouble bug murder weigh twist devil harass haze martyr afflict crucify wring pang pester harrow harry bedevil macerate scarify straiten martyrize