agonise

agonise

美 ['æg?na?z] 　英 ['æg?na?z]

• v.苦苦思索；焦慮不已
• 網絡煩惱；掙扎

例句

He does not nurse grudges or agonise about vast conspiracies like some of his colleagues in the Senate.

他不像他的同事一樣對諸多政治陰謀懷有恨意。

Officials expected that he would agonise over tuition fees and be reluctant to tear up a major Lib Dem pledge.

官員們原以為他會為學費問題一籌莫展，又不愿放棄自由民主黨的保證。

Once in the hot seat, you can agonise over team selection, scout the transfer markets for new talent, train your team to be winners.

一旦在炎熱的席位，您可以agonise超過團隊的選擇，童軍轉讓市場，新的人才，培養您的團隊是贏家。

China may agonise about the impact of a further devaluation of the dollar on its $2, 000bn of US Treasury bills.

中國可能對美元進一步貶值對于中國2萬億美國國債的影響感到煩惱。

Each year a group of academics and journalists is invited by the Russian government to agonise about the fate of Russia.

每年大批的學者和記者都會受俄羅斯政府之約為俄羅斯的命運把脈。

As French journalists agonise, does the public care?

正如記者們感到煩惱的一樣，公眾在意這些傳聞嗎？

No wonder parents agonise over what names to give their babies.

怪不得父母們為給寶寶們取什么名字而苦苦思索。

But you can't agonise over these things. Sometimes you get the breaks, sometimes you don't.

但你并能只看一件事，有時候你能得到喘息的機會，有時候就沒有。