wracked

英 [ræk]

美

n. 失事船只；破坏；[植] 漂积海草
vt. 严重伤害；遇难
vi. 彻底破坏
wrack的过去分词, 过去式

双语例句

• Moreover, it could be a way to diversify your portfolio away from financial markets wracked by global debt fears.
  另外，这也是一种使投资多元化的方法，可使投资不再局限于备受全球债务危机困扰的金融市场。
• Actually, I have wracked my mind and heart for what I ought to say to you today.
  实际上，我为今天应该和大家谈些什么绞尽了脑汁。
• Europe was wracked by religious wars for several hundred years.
  欧洲就饱受宗教战争的摧残。
• People can become paralysed by too much variety and wracked with uncertainty and regret about whether they have made the right decision.
  人们会因为过多的种类而行为瘫痪，受这些不确定性因素的摧残，并为他们是否做出正确的决定而懊悔。
• African nations face a choice, regardless of how indebted, poorly governed, or wracked by conflict they may be.
  无论非洲国家可能如何负债累累、管理欠佳或冲突四起，现在它们有了选择余地。
• I wracked my brain, trying to remember his telephone number.
  我绞尽脑汁，想记住他的电话号码。
• The east-African country has been wracked by warfare and has no functioning government-much less a navy to patrol its shores.
  这个非洲东部的国家受到战火蹂躏，政府已经停止运作，更别说有海军巡逻它的海岸。
• His body was wracked with liver cancer, and he suffered the effects of a diabetic ulcer.
  肝癌拖垮了他的身体，他还饱受糖尿病溃疡的折磨。
• The eastern state of Orissa has been wracked with clashes between Hindus and Christians since August.
  位于东部的奥里萨邦8月份以来弥漫著印度教徒和基督教徒之间冲突的硝烟。
• A simmering civil war has wracked parts of the country since independence in1948 and observers say the state's determination to crush ethnic rebels has increased as elections loomed.
  一触即发的内战1948年独立以来蹂躏全国各地。观察员说，军政府执政团决心粉碎反政府民族武装已经使选举前景黯淡。