convulsive

美 [kənˈvʌlsɪv]
英 [kən'vʌlsɪv]
  • adj.突然而无法控制的；痉挛的；抽搐的
  • 网络起痉挛的；惊厥的；痉挛性的

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网络释义

convulsive
adj.
1.
突然而无法控制的；痉挛的；抽搐的sudden and impossible to control
a convulsive movement/attack/fit
痉挛的动作╱发作
Her breath came in convulsive gasps.
她突然喘不过气来。

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释义:
全部全部,突然而无法控制的突然而无法控制的,痉挛的痉挛的,抽搐的抽搐的,起痉挛的起痉挛的,惊厥的惊厥的,痉挛性的痉挛性的
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1.
Natasha did not change her position, only her whole body began to writhe with noiseless , convulsive sobs, which choked her.
娜塔莎没有改变姿势，但因抽搐时啜泣而使她浑身颤抖，哭泣得接不上气来。
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2.
"My God, " he thought, "HAVE I got the ring? " --and once more he went through the bridegroom's convulsive gesture.
“天啊，”他想，“戒指我带来了吗？”——他又一次重复着新郎们慌乱的动作。
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3.
How a convulsive snatching at social salvation might have impelled her to answer him she could not say.
为了从社会上拯救自己就慌慌忙忙地抓住一个机会，在被迫之下她会怎样回答他，她自己也说不清楚。
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4.
The fish gasped, then made one last convulsive leap, throwing itself in the direction of the river, and landed on the pavement with a thud.
那条鱼大口地喘气，然后做最后拼死一跳，将自己投向河的方向，结果砰地一声落在人行道上。
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5.
the banker , his face blood - red , was suffering from little convulsive twitchings of the chin , as though he had a stoppage in his throat.
银行家的脸涨得通红，下巴的肌肉微微抽搐，好像有什么东西塞在喉咙里。
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6.
All at once there was a convulsive movement and, irresistibly, against my will, I suddenly opened my eyes.
这时出现了一个痉挛性的运动，我突然并不情愿地睁开了两眼，实在忍不住了。
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7.
Results There is no appearance of tail erect and spontaneous convulsive reaction.
结果吗啡与氟哌啶醇配伍组无一发生竖尾和自发惊厥。
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8.
Between convulsive sobs, she told him that these were his black tulip bulbs.
在抽噎间，她告诉祖父黑郁金香球根。
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9.
One can only gently insinuate something else into its convulsive grasp .
人们只能轻柔地给这种突如其来的情绪注入某种别的东西加以暗示。
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10.
Affection erupts, recognizant obstacle, convulsive fit, general at short-term inside can disappear, but often have reappearance tendency.
情感爆发、意识障碍、抽搐发作，一般于短期内即可消失，但常常有再发倾向。
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