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rending

/rend/US // rɛnd //UK // (rɛnd) //

蹂躏,撕裂,撕裂的,撕裂性

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v.有主动词 verb
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    rent, rend·ing.

    • : to separate into parts with force or violence: The storm rent the ship to pieces.
    • : to tear apart, split, or divide: racial tension that is rending the nation.
    • : to pull or tear violently.
    • : to tear in grief, rage, etc.
    • : to disturb sharply with loud noise.
    • : to harrow or distress with painful feelings.
v.无主动词 verb
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    rent, rend·ing.

    • : to split or tear something.
    • : to become torn or split.

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Examples

  • Faced with a potentially heart-rending novel, I’ve always found it wise to take a few deep breaths and steel myself for the worst.

  • Laurie Metcalf gave a heart-rending portrayal of a businesswoman suffering from early dementia in The Other Place.

  • About 1.7 million viewers tuned in to the heart-rending drama.

  • The News From Spain By Joan Wickersham Seven heart-rending love stories only peripherally about Spain.

  • Oscar winner Susan Sarandon delivers a brilliant, heart-rending performance in the delightful dramedy Jeff, Who Lives at Home.

  • They contain some of the most exquisite, heart-rending, and thought-provoking writing I have come across.

  • No Jewish historian nor scientist mentioned the rending of the veil of the temple, nor the rising of the saints from the dead.

  • Here the inspector cut short these appeals which were rending every heart present.

  • The gun fell from my hands, and some terrible black thing struck into my brain, tearing, rending.

  • The most heart-rending events connected with these disasters occurred everywhere throughout the country.

  • The wailings of the damned can never be more heart-rending, as they were driven out, crying, 'O Lord!