Paralyzing Meaning in English
word · lemma: paralyze
ˈpɛɹəˌɫaɪzɪŋ
PAIR-uh-ly-zing
ˈpærəˌlaɪzɪŋ
PA-ruh-ly-zing
释义
Something that is paralyzing makes a person or thing unable to move or act, often by causing extreme fear, shock, or physical inability.
用法与细微差别
Often describes strong emotions ('paralyzing fear'), physical conditions, or shocking events. Used in both literal (medical) and figurative (emotional, situational) contexts. Not used for minor inconveniences.
Spanish: paralizantePortuguese (BR): paralisantePortuguese (PT): paralisanteChinese (Simplified): 使瘫痪的Chinese (Traditional): 使癱瘓的Hindi: अशक्त करने वालाArabic: مُشَلّBengali: অচলকর - পক্ষাঘাতগ্রস্তকারীRussian: парализующийJapanese: 麻痺させる - 身動きを取れなくするVietnamese: làm tê liệt - gây tê liệtKorean: 마비시키는Turkish: felç edici - durduranUrdu: مفلوج کردینے والاIndonesian: melumpuhkan
例句
The spider’s bite had a paralyzing effect on his leg.
basic
She felt a paralyzing fear before her speech.
basic
A paralyzing cold spread through the city.
basic
That decision had a paralyzing impact on the whole company.
natural
He was just sitting there, held back by a paralyzing sense of doubt.
natural
The news was so shocking, it was almost paralyzing.
natural