harrowing

• يصف تجربة تسبب قلقًا شديدًا أو عذابًا نفسيًا أو خوفًا موجعًا. ويُستعمل غالبًا للأحداث المؤلمة التي تترك أثرًا عميقًا في النفس.

Describes an experience that is extremely upsetting, distressing, or frightening.

1. Distressing or painfulC1formal

   Causing great distress, pain, or suffering; extremely upsetting.

   مُوجِع

   • The survivors told harrowing stories of the shipwreck.
   • It was a harrowing experience to witness the accident.
   • The documentary showed the harrowing conditions in the war zone.

   المرادفاتagonizingdistressingexcruciatingpainfultraumaticupsetting

   الأضدادcomfortingpleasantsoothing

• فعل يُستخدم للدلالة على إحداث الألم أو المعاناة أو العذاب النفسي الشديد، أو حرفيًا تسوية التربة وتفتيت كتلتها بالمسلفة (الجرّافة الزراعية).

A verb used to describe the act of distressing, tormenting, or causing great emotional pain, or literally breaking up and smoothing soil with a harrow.

1. To distress or tormentC2formal

   To cause great distress, pain, or suffering to someone.

   يُعذِّب

   • The tragic news harrowed her deeply.
   • He was harrowed by guilt for years.
   • The harrowing experience left them traumatized.

   المرادفاتafflictagonizedistressharassplagueracktormenttorturevexworry

2. To break up soilB2formal

   To break up and level soil using a harrow (a farming tool).

   تَمْشيط التُرْبة

   • The farmer harrowed the field before planting.
   • They harrowed the land to prepare it for the seeds.
   • The tractor harrowed the soil efficiently.

   المرادفاتbreak upcultivatedisctill