torturous
英 ['tɔ:tʃərəs] 美 [ˈtɔrtʃərəs]

adj.

折磨人的，充满痛苦（或苦恼）的；

英英释义

torturous[ 'tɔ:tʃərəs ]

• adj.extremely painful

  同义词：agonizingagonisingexcruciatingharrowingtorturingtorturesome

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. Each member of their pod experiences such torturous deaths as they are holographically interconnected in energy flow.
   每一圆荚中的成员均体验如此受折磨的死亡，因为他们在能量流中是全息互联的。
2. After 3 years of torturous imprisonment, he was finally set free.
   经过了三年痛苦的坐牢，他终于被放出来了。
3. Mind control drugs and experiments were torturous to the victims.
   精神控制药物及实验对受害者来说是痛苦的。

权威例句

A Torturous Journey: The Condition of Black America.
The torturous road to democracy--domestic crisis in Nepal.
Israel trips on the torturous route to security.
Torturous Path to Peace: The Lome Accord and Postwar Peacebuilding in Sierra Leone
Childhood lead poisoning: the torturous path from science to policy
Doe v. Unocal: Torturous Decision for Multinationals Doing Business in Poltically Unstable Environments
Climate Change and the Road to Copenhagen: Twisted and Torturous
Psychological factors in exceptional, extreme and torturous environments:
Primary retroperitoneal non-Hodgkin lymphoma presenting with torturous generalized pruritus in an elderly.
From "Public Recommendation"to "Election":The Torturous Evolution of the Staff Election System of the Tianjin Chamber of Commence