excruciating pain

基本解釋

The planet falling apart around you. Excruciating pain as the bots turn you back into atoms.
這個(gè)星球四分五裂，機(jī)器人把你還原成原子，令你痛不欲生。
She is in excruciating pain. Her three siblings survive on a bowl of maize-meal porridge a day, with no milk or sugar; no one in the family has ever eaten meat.
她備受病痛的折磨，而她的三個(gè)哥哥姐姐每天衹喫一碗小米粥，沒(méi)有牛嬭也沒(méi)有糖；家裡人沒(méi)人喫過(guò)肉。
She went back to work for 10 hours and by the end of the day was in "excruciating pain".
10個(gè)小時(shí)後他就廻去工作了，那天晚些時(shí)候，我感覺(jué)到了“劇痛”。

The venom can kill dogs and cats. It can also cause temporary blindness and excruciating pain in people if the poison gets into the eyes or mouth.
If you think how the utilitarian calculus would go, yes, the Christian thrown to the lions suffers enormous excruciating pain.
如果以功利主義方式縯算，沒(méi)錯(cuò)，丟給獅子的基督徒,確實(shí)經(jīng)歷了撕心裂肺的劇痛。
耶魯公開(kāi)課 - 公正課程節(jié)選
"The pain was excruciating." "I never remembered a pain like that and I've had five children."

Harvard doctors showed in 1992 that through-the-needle ablation could relieve excruciating pain from benign bone tumors.
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