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anguish noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + ANGUISH | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEbitter, deep, great, real 悲痛；沉痛；极度痛苦inner, personal, private 内心的痛苦；个人的痛苦emotional, mental, physical, spiritual 情感上的／精神上的／身体上的／心灵上的痛苦VERB + ANGUISHcause 造成痛苦◆The loss of a pet can cause some people real anguish.失去宠物会使一些人十分悲痛。experience, feel, suffer 经历／感到／遭受痛苦◆He suffered the anguish of watching his son go to prison.他痛苦地看着儿子进监狱。PREPOSITIONin (sb's) anguish 在（某人的）极度痛苦中◆to cry out / groan / scream in anguish痛苦得喊叫／呻吟／尖叫◆In her anguish, she turned to her father for help.她在极度痛苦中向父亲求助。with anguish 由于痛苦◆His mouth felt dry with anguish.由于剧痛，他感到口干舌燥。anguish at, anguish over 因⋯而感到的痛苦◆his anguish at the death of his son儿子的死给他带来的怆痛PHRASESa cry of anguish, a scream of anguish 痛苦的喊叫／尖叫pain and anguish 极大的痛苦◆All the pain and anguish inside her rose like a tidal wave.她内心所有的痛苦如潮浪般汹涌。 |