英语词汇distress怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ distress /dɪˈstrɛs/ noun

¹ distress

/dɪˈstrɛs/

noun

Learner's definition of DISTRESS

[noncount]

: unhappiness or pain : suffering that affects the mind or body悲伤；忧虑；痛苦

Citizens voiced their distress over delays in fixing the problem.市民们对问题处理不及时表达了忧虑之情。
The patient showed no obvious signs of distress.病人没有表现出明显的痛苦。
He suffered severe emotional distress as a result of the accident.那次意外让他遭受了严重的情感创伤。
The new drug can cause abdominal/gastric distress. [=stomach pain]这种新药会导致腹/胃痛。
a cry of distress痛哭
He was clearly in distress [=very upset] upon hearing the news.显然，他听到这个消息后很难过。

: a very difficult situation in which you do not have enough money, food, etc.穷困；贫困；困境

She's chosen to devote her life to helping those in distress. [=in trouble, in need]她选择终其一生帮助那些穷困的人们。
Donations were given to families in (financial) distress.捐赠物资被发放给（经济上）有困难的家庭。

of a boat, airplane, etc. : a state of danger or desperate need（船只、飞机等）遇险，遇难，处于紧急情况

The ship was in distress. [=the ship was possibly going to sink]船就要遇险了。
The Coast Guard responded to the ship's distress signal/call. [=signal or call for help]海岸警卫队对那艘船只的求救信号/呼叫做了回应。

damsel in distress

— see damsel

² distress /dɪˈstrɛs/ verb

distresses; distressed; distressing

² distress

/dɪˈstrɛs/

verb

distresses; distressed; distressing

Learner's definition of DISTRESS

[+ object]

: to worry or upset (someone)（使）担忧，苦恼，心烦

The news distressed [=disturbed] her.那个消息让她很烦恼。

— usually used as (be) distressed通常用作(be) distressed

I was distressed to learn that the hospital had closed.得知医院已经关门了，我很气恼。

— distressing

adjective [more distressing; most distressing]

I heard some distressing news.我听到一些令人心烦的消息。
It was distressing to learn that the hospital had closed.医院已经关门了，真是令人气恼。

— distressingly

adverb

单词	distress
释义	distress (verb) distress 3 ENTRIES FOUND: distress (noun) distress (verb) distressed (adjective) ¹ distress /dɪˈstrɛs/ noun ¹ distress /dɪˈstrɛs/ noun Learner's definition of DISTRESS [noncount] 1 : unhappiness or pain : suffering that affects the mind or body悲伤；忧虑；痛苦 Citizens voiced their distress over delays in fixing the problem.市民们对问题处理不及时表达了忧虑之情。 The patient showed no obvious signs of distress.病人没有表现出明显的痛苦。 He suffered severe emotional distress as a result of the accident.那次意外让他遭受了严重的情感创伤。 The new drug can cause abdominal/gastric distress. [=stomach pain]这种新药会导致腹/胃痛。 a cry of distress痛哭 He was clearly in distress [=very upset] upon hearing the news.显然，他听到这个消息后很难过。 2 : a very difficult situation in which you do not have enough money, food, etc.穷困；贫困；困境 She's chosen to devote her life to helping those in distress. [=in trouble, in need]她选择终其一生帮助那些穷困的人们。 Donations were given to families in (financial) distress.捐赠物资被发放给（经济上）有困难的家庭。 3 of a boat, airplane, etc. : a state of danger or desperate need（船只、飞机等）遇险，遇难，处于紧急情况 The ship was in distress. [=the ship was possibly going to sink]船就要遇险了。 The Coast Guard responded to the ship's distress signal/call. [=signal or call for help]海岸警卫队对那艘船只的求救信号/呼叫做了回应。 damsel in distress — see damsel ² distress /dɪˈstrɛs/ verb distresses; distressed; distressing ² distress /dɪˈstrɛs/ verb distresses; distressed; distressing Learner's definition of DISTRESS [+ object] : to worry or upset (someone)（使）担忧，苦恼，心烦 The news distressed [=disturbed] her.那个消息让她很烦恼。 — usually used as (be) distressed通常用作(be) distressed I was distressed to learn that the hospital had closed.得知医院已经关门了，我很气恼。 — distressing adjective [more distressing; most distressing] I heard some distressing news.我听到一些令人心烦的消息。 It was distressing to learn that the hospital had closed.医院已经关门了，真是令人气恼。 — distressingly adverb
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