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1 New rules are coming from the Federal Energy Regulatory CommissionAs the planet continues to warm and humans continue wracking their brains for solutions, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission wants to make sure the lights stay on while that happens.

2 Tom Holland, with his bookish people-pleaser charm, is the quintessential Marvel poster boy: cute and harmless, wracked by guilt over how much he's called to save the world.

3 The Earth was a planet, as Copernicus had said, and it was entirely obvious to Kepler that the Earth, wracked by wars, pestilence, famine and unhappiness, fell short of perfection.

4 In Carolina, I had been studying the way hurricanes wracked the coast, but now I would be studying something different.

5 Emotionally illiterate and wracked with guilt and shame, I turned my anger inward.

6 And he’s wracked: with grief, with anger at her, and most of all frustration at himself.

7 Historically, small amounts of Sargassum have washed ashore with other beach wrack material such as sea grass, sponges and soft corals.

8 Our people believed that there were demons and ghosts everywhere that tortured the Jew, wracked his body, and terrorized his soul.

9 Saunders's characters are often outwardly perky, speaking the language of positive thinking and self-improvement; inside they are terrified, lonely, wracked by greed and guilt and passion.

10 From the 19th century onward, the part of present-day Nigeria that falls into the region called Yorubaland, was wracked by territorial conflict, first under Islamic dominion, then British control.

11 Claudia, wracked by responsibility, often looks wan, even in her regal outfits.

12 A wracking cough pulls my attention away from my perusal of the Indian man.

13 For example, during the Troubles — the 30-year conflict that wracked Northern Ireland — so-called “peace walls” went up all over Belfast to separate the two sectarian communities: Catholic Nationalists and Protestant Unionists.

14 Has the King chosen him as a way of defiantly asserting his right to indulge in the luxuries of love and culture, even as his realm is wracked with famine and civil unrest?

15 In her new book, "Spoken from the Heart," she describes being wracked by guilt and losing her faith for many years after she ran a stop sign and slammed into another car in 1963.

16 I’ve often found myself wracking my brain to find people to hang out with on weekends.

17 Then the memory of Hamlet’s words tormented me and my own tears wracked me until, exhausted, I fell into an uneasy slumber.

18 Wrestling with her adversary, wracked with anguish, she ground her teeth and twitched at the knees.

19 In the scene Forster was rehearsing that day at the Ballet Theater studios, Albrecht, wracked with guilt, is walking to her grave, in the dark of night, clutching an armful of lilies.

20 Though wracked with guilt over his dog’s crime, confrontation-averse Michael ducks responsibility and defers to Eden’s brazen lies as they try to placate their frantic neighbors.

1 残骸

exuviae remain total debris wreck skeleton carcass hulk wreckage detritus

2 毁灭

lost ruinous blasted death loss consumption ruin destruction doom decay demolition bale devastation wreckage damnation undoing kill perish lose murder blast dash crush undo swamp shatter butcher demolish overthrow smite extinguish beggar shipwreck subvert annihilate prostrate scuttle bake bread lay an ax to the root bring to his knees go to ruin cut to pieces all to pot go to the spout undone unkillable finish dog confusion overturn bane debacle perdition ruination ballyhack wreck havoc consume slay devour raze immolate outroot

3 毁坏

dilapidated broken-down lorn shambles crash ruin destruction wreck corrosion sabotage wreckage wrecking sandblast dilapidation bust destroy ravage puckeroo break cook sink blast trash spill pickle mar perish puncture romp cooper jim unmake play old Harry with put the tin hat on do a job on play hell with shot destructive gone shabby scathing havoc overthrow depredation dilapidate end waste consume poison devastate dismantle queer undercut nullify defoliate unbuild nip depredate shot to pieces go to smash play the mischief with shent damage injury hell damnation ruination ruinate shoot blow murder damn injure demolish raze scuttle mutilate fordo

4 漂流物

rejectamenta float drift driftage flotage

5 失事船

wreck

6 杂草

weed filth forb thatch cleavers

7 破船

wreck hooker

8 水气

smoke steam sweat smoke ball

9 残货

wreck wreckage

10 遇难船

wreck

11 褐藻纲

kelp kombu sargassum wakame arame bladderwrack fucus fucoid oarweed badderlocks Phaeophyceae bull kelp knotted wrack sugar kelp

12 破坏

destructive cracked subversive baneful failure defeat breach destruction rape breakdown wreck demolition breaking devastation Vandalism shipwreck wreckage ravage subversion wrecking depredation flameout crab havoc unbuild lose break eat destroy murder crack hack violate trash poison spoil undo shatter demolish outrage overthrow infringe dismantle torpedo queer assassinate blight dynamite subvert scuttle deface expunge jim vitiate unmake ratten unknit shend infract do violence to make shipwreck of bringto naught throw a gaff into play the bear with raise hob ruinous ruin rack breakage hob overset sabotage counterwork mine cloud cook waste dish founder disrupt frustrate devastate baffle smite trespass honeycomb mangle vandalize discomfit deflower discombobulate monkey-wrench

13 摧毁

withering defeat blast dissolve batter scatter wreck dismantle mow unbuild

14 破灭

wreck wreckage damnation smashup wither shatter

15 灭亡

fallen perishing fall ruin destruction fate overturn overthrow perdition downcast ruination quietus ballyhack die crumble perish shipwreck ruinate lose downfall

16 折磨

rack torture torment ordeal martyrdom ill-usage gnaw try press trouble murder grind punish plague pinch martyr crucify gripe agonize bedevil scarify excruciate ill-treat martyrize ill-use

17 海草

seaweed kelp varec