agonise
基本解釋
- v. 感到極其痛苦，受折磨；使（某人）極度痛苦，折磨（等於 agonize）
英漢例句
- They agonise over what went wrong and how to rekindle the flame.
他們憤概於哪裡出了錯(cuò)，或者如何去重燃愛火。 - They agonise over their child's limited life opportunities and some of them say it would have been better not to have had the child and some don't.
他們爲(wèi)自己的孩子有限的生活機(jī)會(huì)倍感心碎，其中一些會(huì)說如果沒有生下這個(gè)孩子會(huì)好些，而另一些人不會(huì)這麼說。 - And while the Democrat has built up an extensive network of advisers who agonise over his foreign policy positions, Mr McCain's advisers stress their candidate is his own man.
在奧巴馬的衆(zhòng)多顧問爲(wèi)他的外交政策立場(chǎng)煩惱不已時(shí)，麥凱恩的顧問則強(qiáng)調(diào)他們的候選人不會(huì)爲(wèi)他人所左右。
dict.cn - Labour voters would not then have to agonise over whether to cast their votes for the deserving Mr Davies or to vote tactically for Mr Oaten.
ECONOMIST: Historic Winchester - It may agonise about its east-west choice, but in reality it will have to maintain reasonable relations with Moscow as well as the rest of Europe.
ECONOMIST: Russia's western neighbours - His friend, Marco, a film director, makes it to the top in Italy only to agonise over an offer to work for real money in Hollywood.
ECONOMIST: Italian novels