英语词汇misery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

misery /ˈmɪzəri/ noun

plural miseries

misery

/ˈmɪzəri/

noun

plural miseries

Learner's definition of MISERY

[noncount] : extreme suffering or unhappiness痛苦；苦难；悲惨

The war brought misery to thousands of refugees.战争使成千上万的难民饱受苦难。
They were living in overcrowded slums in conditions of great misery.他们住在拥挤不堪的贫民窟里，境遇悲惨。
a source of human misery人类苦难的根源
the joy and misery of life人生的欢乐和痛苦

a [count] : something that causes extreme suffering or unhappiness痛苦的事；悲惨的境遇 — usually plural通常用复数

He tends to exaggerate the miseries of his childhood.他总喜欢夸大他童年的种种悲惨遭遇。
the joys and miseries of life人生的种种欢乐和痛苦

b [singular] : a very unhappy or painful time or experience痛苦时期；悲惨经历

The last years of her life were a misery.她人生的最后几年过得凄惨。
My former boss made my life a misery. [=my former boss made my life miserable]我的前任老板让我的日子十分难过。

◊ When an injured or sick animal is put out of its misery, it is killed so that it no longer has to suffer. This phrase is sometimes used to refer to people as well.杀死受伤或生病的动物以结束其痛苦，有时也用于指人。

patients who are in constant pain and want to be put out of their misery持续疼痛、想用死结束痛苦的病人
(humorous) I know you're all anxious to hear the results, so let me put you out of your misery. [=let me end your suffering by telling you the results]我知道你们都急着想知道结果，那我就不让你们干着急了。
The champion finally put him out of his misery by knocking him out in the fifth round. [=the champion was beating him badly and finally ended the fight by knocking him out]冠军终于在第五轮把他击倒，没让他吃更多的苦头。

[singular] British, informal : an unhappy person who complains often or constantly : misery guts老爱发牢骚的人

Stop being such a misery.不要老是发牢骚。

单词	misery
释义	misery 2 ENTRIES FOUND: misery (noun) misery guts (noun) misery /ˈmɪzəri/ noun plural miseries misery /ˈmɪzəri/ noun plural miseries Learner's definition of MISERY 1 [noncount] : extreme suffering or unhappiness痛苦；苦难；悲惨 The war brought misery to thousands of refugees.战争使成千上万的难民饱受苦难。 They were living in overcrowded slums in conditions of great misery.他们住在拥挤不堪的贫民窟里，境遇悲惨。 a source of human misery人类苦难的根源 the joy and misery of life人生的欢乐和痛苦 2 a [count] : something that causes extreme suffering or unhappiness痛苦的事；悲惨的境遇 — usually plural通常用复数 He tends to exaggerate the miseries of his childhood.他总喜欢夸大他童年的种种悲惨遭遇。 the joys and miseries of life人生的种种欢乐和痛苦 b [singular] : a very unhappy or painful time or experience痛苦时期；悲惨经历 The last years of her life were a misery.她人生的最后几年过得凄惨。 My former boss made my life a misery. [=my former boss made my life miserable]我的前任老板让我的日子十分难过。 ◊ When an injured or sick animal is put out of its misery, it is killed so that it no longer has to suffer. This phrase is sometimes used to refer to people as well.杀死受伤或生病的动物以结束其痛苦，有时也用于指人。 patients who are in constant pain and want to be put out of their misery持续疼痛、想用死结束痛苦的病人 (humorous) I know you're all anxious to hear the results, so let me put you out of your misery. [=let me end your suffering by telling you the results]我知道你们都急着想知道结果，那我就不让你们干着急了。 The champion finally put him out of his misery by knocking him out in the fifth round. [=the champion was beating him badly and finally ended the fight by knocking him out]冠军终于在第五轮把他击倒，没让他吃更多的苦头。 3 [singular] British, informal : an unhappy person who complains often or constantly : misery guts老爱发牢骚的人 Stop being such a misery.不要老是发牢骚。
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