单词 | torment |
释义 | tor·ment I. 1. a. b. 2. < showed the bodily torment she was suffering — George Meredith > < five minutes of her were torment to the ear — John Buchan > < the torment of the betrayed husband — T.S.Eliot > 3. 4. a. < the task of editing her … is both a tease and a torment — Mark Van Doren > b. < burst out into violent rages, and was a torment to his friends — Rumer Godden > II. 1. a. < he was … tormented with hunger and thirst — Nevil Shute > < she was … obviously tormented by shyness — Compton Mackenzie > < problems that torment men's hearts and warp men's lives — H.E.Fosdick > b. < the water is tormented as if a hurricane had struck it — Alan Villiers > < lit another cigaret, or tormented another pipe — Ellery Queen > < its atmosphere would be increasingly tormented by aeroplanes — Eric Linklater > c. < a last will and testament that was to torment legal minds for a century to come — American Guide Series: Massachusetts > 2. < tormented the argument out of all honesty and directness > < torments the texts to yield readings more ingenious than probable > Synonyms: see afflict |
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