torment

名詞

UK/ˈtɔː.ment/
US/ˈtɔːr.ment/

定義 torment 名詞

  1. Uncountable(不可数名词)

    Intense mental suffering and distress, or severe physical pain.

    精神上的折磨和痛苦;肉体上的剧烈疼痛

    • The family recounted enduring years of cruel torment and mistreatment from their neighbors.

      这家人讲述了多年来忍受邻居的残酷折磨和虐待。

    • The wait for the medical test results was an absolute torment.

      等待医疗检查结果的过程绝对是一种折磨。

    • He spent the entire night in torment, contemplating the best course of action.

      他整夜都在痛苦中思考最佳的行动方案。

  2. Countable(可数名词)

    A person or thing that causes great suffering or exasperation.

    造成极大痛苦或愤怒的人或事

    • Writing the monthly report was a source of torment for him.

      撰写月度报告对他来说是一种折磨。

    • Exams were a major torment during his school year.

      考试在他求学期间是一大折磨。

片語 torment 名詞

  • torments

    Extreme mental suffering or unhappiness.

    精神折磨

    The torments we experienced while waiting for news were beyond description.

    我们在等待消息时经历的痛苦是无法形容的。

動詞

UK/tɔːˈment/
US/tɔːrˈment/

定義 torment 動詞

  1. Transitive(及物动词)

    To cause severe suffering or worry to a person or animal.

    使(人或动物)受折磨;使痛苦

    • The animals were mercilessly tormented by flies and mosquitoes.

      这些动物被苍蝇和蚊子无情地折磨。

    • The camera focused on a group of women whose faces showed they were tormented by grief.

      镜头聚焦在一群脸上显示出被悲痛折磨的女性。

    • It tormented me all day – had I said something wrong and hurt her feelings?

      这让我苦恼了一整天——我是不是说错了什么,伤害了她的感情?