Agonised Meaning in English
word · lemma: agonise
ˈæɡəˌnaɪzd
AG-uh-nyzd
ˈæɡənˌaɪzd
AG-uh-nyzd
释义
Feeling or showing extreme pain, worry, or emotional suffering.
用法与细微差别
Used in both emotional and physical contexts; 'agonised decision' (difficult choice), 'agonised expression' (pain on someone's face). More common in British English; American English often uses 'agonized'. Often paired with 'look', 'cry', 'scream', or 'silence'.
Spanish: agonizado - angustiadoPortuguese (BR): agonizado - angustiadoPortuguese (PT): agonizado - angustiadoChinese (Simplified): 极度痛苦的 - 苦恼的Chinese (Traditional): 極度痛苦的 - 苦惱的Hindi: कष्ट में - पीड़ितArabic: مُعَذَّب - متألمBengali: যন্ত্রণাক্রান্ত - গভীর উদ্বিগ্নRussian: мучительный - измученныйJapanese: 苦悩に満ちた - 苦しみにあふれたVietnamese: đau đớn - dằn vặtKorean: 고뇌에 찬 - 괴로워하는Turkish: acı dolu - ıstıraplıUrdu: اذیت زدہ - بے چینIndonesian: penuh penderitaan - penuh kesakitan
例句
She gave an agonised cry when she heard the bad news.
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His agonised expression showed how much he was suffering.
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The agonised patient waited for the doctor.
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After an agonised silence, she finally spoke.
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He made an agonised decision to leave his hometown.
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You could tell from his agonised look that something was very wrong.
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