pained 的定义
- hurt; injured.
- showing or expressing distress, anguish, or resentment: a pained look in reply to a sarcastic remark.
pained 近义词
upset
更多pained例句
- The eye is pained to see men lying drunk on every corner … it is fully as bad as the Barbary Coast in San Francisco.
- However, I wouldn’t change a thing about lovely Joseph Gordon-Levitt and his pained morally conflicted little face.
- She’s both pained and helpless, experiencing feelings that anyone who has spent time around an unpredictable fellow human, particularly an elderly one, can recognize.
- We fight against a pre-writing of a painful future and a rewriting of a pained past.
- Cosby conspiracy theorists share a perspective born of a long, pained history of American racism.
- Cooper spoke of how pained he was that Garner will never get that chance with his own kids.
- Or so the chapter titles formally name him, in a nod, perhaps, to his pained formality.
- One senses that Vicente del Bosque, the coach, was going through the motions: He looked pained, and distracted.
- A pained Gallo makes it clear who he thinks the real victims are when he cries “why they want to see us suffer?”
- In the mean time, he was unable to arrive at any decision, and he began to be pained and disturbed in mind.
- Miss Carrington looked as she usually did when Mr. Sharp jokedit pained her and set her teeth on edge.
- Pained at his manner, yet not fully realizing its significance, I slowly fall back.
- Angelo, dear, she said in repentant tone; I am sorry I pained you this afternoon; but I am jealous, so jealous of you.
- I am a parent, so I instructed my wife to write a letter saying how much I was pained by William's frivolity.