paralyse

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Illness & disabilityparalysepar‧a‧lyse British English, paralyze American English /ˈpærəlaɪz/ verb [transitive] 1 MIif something paralyses you, it makes you lose the ability to move part or all of your body, or to feel it Her legs were partly paralysed in the crash.2 STOP something THAT IS HAPPENINGto make something unable to operate normally Fear of unemployment is paralysing the economy. Motor traffic was paralysed in much of the city.→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusparalyse• Boris is mentally paralysed by the situation, however.• He's twice suffered strokes and is paralysed down one side of his body.• Yet in the past week or two it has sometimes had a paralysing effect.• And then Frye began to scream, the sound of it paralysing everyone with fright again.• Then they jump on to their prey, paralyse it and feed on it.• Legs, eighty percent gone, left arm fifty percent paralysed, right arm, pretty well useless.• There are botulism injections available now to paralyse the frowning lines and the smiling ones too.• Strike action has paralysed the region's public transport system.• He was paralysed with the pain of the wound which pulsed in time to his heartbeat.

单词	paralyse
释义	paralyse From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Illness & disabilityparalysepar‧a‧lyse British English, paralyze American English /ˈpærəlaɪz/ verb [transitive] 1 MIif something paralyses you, it makes you lose the ability to move part or all of your body, or to feel it Her legs were partly paralysed in the crash.2 STOP something THAT IS HAPPENINGto make something unable to operate normally Fear of unemployment is paralysing the economy. Motor traffic was paralysed in much of the city.→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusparalyse• Boris is mentally paralysed by the situation, however.• He's twice suffered strokes and is paralysed down one side of his body.• Yet in the past week or two it has sometimes had a paralysing effect.• And then Frye began to scream, the sound of it paralysing everyone with fright again.• Then they jump on to their prey, paralyse it and feed on it.• Legs, eighty percent gone, left arm fifty percent paralysed, right arm, pretty well useless.• There are botulism injections available now to paralyse the frowning lines and the smiling ones too.• Strike action has paralysed the region's public transport system.• He was paralysed with the pain of the wound which pulsed in time to his heartbeat.
随便看	feed back to feed in tariff feed into feed into feed into feed into something feed into something feed jokes to feed lines to feed lines/jokes to somebody feed off feed off something feed on feed on feed on something feed somebody a line feed somebody on/with something feed somebody up feed somebody with something feed something into something feed something into/through something feed something to somebody feed something to something feed something with something feed something ↔ back (to somebody)