paroxysms

paroxysms

美 [ˈperəkˌsɪzəm] 　英 [ˈpærəkˌsɪz(ə)m]

• n.(病等的)突然发作；阵发；(感情等的)激发；(突然而来的)活动

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例句

There was a time not so long ago when such news would have sent Chelsea fans into paroxysms of panic.

而就在此之前不久，这样的消息恐怕会让所有的切尔西球迷陷入突如其来的惊慌之中。

This book was a great consolation to me at a period full of paroxysms and misery .

在充满动乱和灾难的时期，这本书是我莫大的安慰。

This tiny diplomatic mission in the heart of Kandahar sends Pakistani officials into paroxysms of rage.

就是这样一个在坎大哈心脏地区的极小的外交工作，使得巴基斯坦的官员暴跳如雷。

Talk of a bail-out brought some calm to financial markets, though there is a risk that the lack of detail may trigger fresh paroxysms.

欧盟拟议救援的谈论使金融市场产生了些许平静，然而由于缺乏操作细节，存在可能引发新的债务危机的危险。

Shocked by this defection, he was thrown alternately into the deepest gloom and into paroxysms of wrath.

他既发觉这个大破绽，心中就只有交互而作的深沉优郁和突发忿怒了。

Colic is paroxysms of crying and irritability in an infant.

疝痛表现为婴儿的阵发性哭闹和烦躁不安。

Paroxysms of crying and unhappiness develop at roughly the same time of day or night and continue for hours for no apparent reason.

哭闹和不快大致发生在白天或夜晚的同一时间并持续数小时，但并没有明显的原因。

The patient is given to sudden and inexplicable paroxysms of anger.

病人突然且无法解释地愤怒发作起来。

It is his face that inspires in me paroxysms of infatuated devotion.

是他的脸点燃了我迸发的迷恋之情。

accompanied by or of the nature of paroxysms.

伴随发作或具有突发特征。