anguish

UK:  ['æŋɡwɪʃ]

US:  ['æŋɡwɪʃ]

第三人称单数：anguishes  现在分词：anguishing  过去分词：anguished  

v.

1.(使)痛苦;(使)苦恼

2.(使)痛苦;悲痛万分;(使)苦恼

n.

1.痛苦,苦恼,焦虑,伤心,凄楚,悲恸,令人心酸

1 . Culbertson also wrote of his anguish at being separated from his friends and family at such a tragic time.
在和朋友以及家人分离后，卡尔特森也书写了他的痛苦。

2 . Trouble and anguish shall make him afraid; they shall prevail against him, as a king ready to the battle.
急难困苦叫他害怕，而且胜了他，好像君王预备上阵一样。

3 . And he took his wife in his arms, and looked at her with anguish.
他搂着妻子，悲痛地望着她。

4 . Each parable records the anguish of losing, the effort of searching, and the joy of finding something of great worth.
在每一个比喻中，都谈到失去的痛苦、为寻找所付出的努力，以及寻回宝物的快乐。

5 . Darfur ex-girlfriend although she said the test results are negative, but she asked Alomar to her mental anguish caused by compensation.
前女友达尔称虽然她的检查结果是阴性的，不过她要求阿洛玛对她所造成的精神损失进行赔偿。