crucify 的定义
cru·ci·fied, cru·ci·fy·ing.
- to put to death by nailing or binding the hands and feet to a cross.
- to treat with gross injustice; persecute; torment; torture.
- to subdue.
crucify 近义词
browbeat, destroy with words
execute; torture near to death
更多crucify例句
- For over three decades now, the race to crucify the next evolution of reality TV has been as competitive as networks’ race to escalate the shows’ outrageousness.
- She also went on a podcast hosted by conservative provocateur Dinesh D’Souza on Wednesday to complain that she is “being crucified” for “reading about things, posting about them and asking questions” on Facebook.
- Thy fell undoings crucify afresh Thy Lord—who died alike for these and thee.
- "Thou who wouldst crucify me upon Shushan," he said through his teeth.
- In the eighteen books which follow, the word crucify appears but twice—in Hebrews (vi, 6) and in Revelation (xi, 8).
- He has also power to avoid sin and to constantly crucify his flesh.
- I ran away from him; I am a worthless fugitive, a thievish Phrygian slave, whom most masters would crucify.