paroxysm
英 [ˈpær.ɒk.sɪ.zəm]
美 [ˈper.ək.sɪ.zəm]
为了记住“paroxysm”,可以将其拆分为“para-”和“-oxysm”。首先,“para-”在英语中常表示“超出”、“旁边”或“对立”,而“-ism”通常表示一种状态或现象。结合这两部分,可以创造一个记忆场景:想象一个人(para-)在经历(-ism)一种强烈的、突发的(如剧烈的咳嗽或疼痛)情绪或身体反应,就像是一场短暂的“爆发”或“高潮”。这样的视觉联想有助于记住单词“paroxysm”,它指的是一阵强烈的、短暂的发作或发作的状态。
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- paroxysm (n.)
- "sudden attack, convulsion," early 15c., from Middle French paroxysme (16c.), earlier paroxime (13c.), from Medieval Latin paroxysmus "irritation, fit of a disease," from Greek paroxysmos "irritation, exasperation," from paroxynein "to irritate, goad, provoke," from para- "beyond" (see para- (1)) + oxynein "sharpen, goad," from oxys "sharp, pointed" (see acrid). Non-medical sense first attested c. 1600. Related: Paroxysmal.
- 1. He broke into a paroxysm of coughing.
- 他突然猛咳了一阵。
- 2. a paroxysm of laughter
- 一阵狂笑
- 3. He exploded in a paroxysm of rage.
- 他突然勃然大怒。
- 4. The paroxysm and destructiveness of crisis incidents increase the difficulty in management.
- 由于危机事件具有突发性、破坏性等特点,从而增加了对其管理的难度.
- 5. My heart paroxysm is cool, how to know you to think again?
- 我的心一阵发凉, 不知你又想 怎样 ?