excruciation

excruciation

美 [ɪkˌskruʃɪ'eɪʃən] 　英 [ɪksˌkru:ʃɪ'eɪʃən]

• n.拷问；苦恼；折磨
• 网络酷刑；使受酷刑；拷打

英汉解释

n.	1. 〈古〉酷刑,拷问 2. 苦恼,剧痛;折磨

例句

Cutting into halves was not an excruciation only in late Tang Dynasty or previous Dynasties, which had existed in the early Tang Dynasty.

腰斩唐前期既已存在，并不仅仅是唐代后期或者前代酷刑等等。

Excruciation in the Time of Transition: Heathendom and Tolerance--Research on Belief Tolerance before Religious Reform in England

过渡时期的磨难：异端与宽容--英国宗教改革前的信仰宽容问题

On Shen Jiaben's Contribution in Abolishing the Excruciation of Capital Punishment by Dismembering the Body

略谈沈家本在废除凌迟酷刑中的作用

euthanasia is not yet legal in japan , but given the excruciation suffering of patients with terminal cancer is terrible

安乐死在日本尚未合法，忍受癌症末期这种酷刑是很可怕的。