anguished
/ˈæŋ.ɡwɪʃt/Word connections
adjective
/ˈæŋ.ɡwɪʃt/Описывает человека или выражение лица, испытывающего или проявляющего сильную душевную или физическую боль и страдание.
Describe a una persona o expresión facial que siente o muestra un intenso dolor emocional o físico y sufrimiento.
Décrit une personne ou une expression du visage qui ressent ou montre une profonde souffrance morale ou physique et une angoisse intense.
Beschreibt eine Person oder einen Gesichtsausdruck, die bzw. der starken seelischen oder körperlichen Schmerz empfindet oder zeigt.
Descreve uma pessoa ou expressão facial que sente ou demonstra intensa dor ou sofrimento, seja emocional ou físico. Também se aplica a situações ou momentos marcados por grande sofrimento ou aflição.
形容人或表情承受或表现出强烈的精神或肉体痛苦与折磨。
يصف شخصًا أو تعبيرًا على وجهه يعاني أو يُظهر ألمًا نفسيًا أو جسديًا شديدًا وعذابًا.
Describes a person or expression that is experiencing or showing severe mental or physical pain or suffering.
Experiencing severe pain or distressB2formal
Feeling or expressing extreme mental or physical suffering.
Мучительный
angustiado
angoisse
Qualvoll
Angustiado
痛苦的
مُتَأَلِّم
- She let out an anguished cry when she heard the news.
- His anguished expression revealed the depth of his grief.
- The anguished parents waited for any word about their missing child.
Synonymsagonizeddistressedmiserablesufferingtormentedtorturedwoefulwretched
Showing intense emotional painB2formal
Characterized by or showing great emotional torment or agony.
Мучительный
angustiado
Angoissé, torturé par la souffrance émotionnelle
Qualvoll
Angustiado
痛苦的
مُعَذَّب
- The anguished letter described his loneliness and despair.
- Her anguished voice trembled as she spoke about the accident.
- He made an anguished plea for help.
Synonymsagonizeddesolatedistressedmiserablesufferingtormentedtorturedwoebegonewretched
- more anguished comparative form
- most anguished superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
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verb
anguish/ˈæŋ.ɡwɪʃ/Глагол, используемый для выражения действия, связанного с переживанием или причинением сильной душевной или физической боли, страдания или мучения.
Verbo que expresa la acción de causar o experimentar un intenso sufrimiento físico o emocional, angustia o agonía.
Verbe exprimant le fait de ressentir ou de causer une souffrance morale ou physique intense, un tourment ou une angoisse profonde.
Verb, das ausdrückt, starkes seelisches oder körperliches Leid zu verursachen oder selbst zu erleiden; es umfasst sowohl das Quälen anderer als auch das eigene Leiden.
Verbo usado para expressar a ação de sentir ou causar intensa dor, sofrimento ou angústia, seja física ou emocional.
动词,表示因强烈的精神或肉体痛苦而受苦、煎熬,或使他人遭受这种痛苦、折磨。
فعل يُستعمل للتعبير عن الشعور بألم نفسي أو جسدي شديد، أو التسبب في إحداث هذا الألم والمعاناة للآخرين.
A verb used to express the act of experiencing or causing severe mental or physical pain, distress, or suffering.
To suffer extreme pain or distressC1formal
To experience or cause severe physical or mental pain, agony, or distress.
Страдать
angustiar
souffrir ou causer une douleur extrême
Leiden
Sofrer
痛苦
يتعذّب
- She anguished over the loss of her beloved pet.
- The family anguished for days after the accident.
- He anguished about the decision he had to make.
Synonymsafflictagonizedistresspainracksuffertormenttorturewrithe
- anguished past participle
- anguished past simple
- anguishing present participle
- anguishes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
Inherited terms
Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en
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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.