英语词汇“stricken”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	stricken
释义	strick·en \ˈstrikən\ adjective Etymology: from past participle of strike (I) 1. archaic : having reached an advanced stage — usually used in the phrase stricken in years 2. : having the contents leveled off even with the top < a stricken measure of grain > 3. : hit or wounded by or as if by a missile < a stricken deer that left the herd long since — William Cowper > 4. a. (1) : afflicted with or overwhelmed by or as if by disease, misfortune, or sorrow < was stricken at the height of his career > < wrapped the stricken man in his coat and sat down beside him — Irving Bacheller > < shows how a stricken region … can adjust valiantly to harsh conditions — Muna Lee > — often used in combination < grief-stricken > < palsy-stricken > < panic-stricken > < poverty-stricken > (2) : showing the effect of or as if of disease, misfortune, or sorrow < the whole company had a stricken look — Kenneth Roberts > < the most stricken landscape we had yet seen — George Farwell > b. : made incapable or unfit : incapacitated < destroyers … swarmed around the stricken vessel — Springfield (Massachusetts) Union > • strick·en·ly adverb
随便看	one-shot camera one-shotter one-sided one-sidedly one-sidedness one's lone one's native heath one's own man one's own sweet will ones place one's self one-step one-stop one-sucker one-suiter one's way about one's way around one-tail one-tailed onetime one-time pad one-to-one one-track one-two one-two punch

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