throes 的定义
- a condition of violent pangs, pain, or convulsionsdeath throes
- in the throes of struggling with great effort witha country in the throes of revolution
throes 近义词
pain
更多throes例句
- Truth be told, there is no one better at capturing the agony and alarm of a woman in the throes of a nervous breakdown than Moore.
- Across the country, high school seniors are in the throes of completing college applications before looming deadlines.
- And suddenly you were in the throes of both creation and destruction.
- “Only my work holds my heart,” he wrote in the throes of his first serious relationship.
- Seven months after the attack on the government center, the al Qaeda insurgency was in its death throes.
- For two full centuries the land had laboured under the throes of the Reformation.
- His thoughts had gone whirling on; here, in this elegant dining-room, the throes of creation seized hold of him.
- The earth was in labor; the ground heaved and trembled, and those who felt its throes trembled also.
- Of the throes of such a man, when he was quietly alone, few but those who have felt them can have an idea.
- At this period of his life the chapters of the Koran were delivered in throes of pain.