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languishing

英 [ˈlæŋɡwɪʃɪŋ]

美 [ˈlæŋɡwɪʃɪŋ]

v.  被迫滞留; 长期受苦; 受煎熬; 变得衰弱; 未能取得进展
languish的现在分词

现在分词:languishing 

COCA.43066

柯林斯词典

  • VERB (被迫)受苦,受折磨
    If someonelanguishessomewhere, they are forced to remain and suffer in an unpleasant situation.
    1. Pollard continues to languish in prison...
      波拉德继续受牢狱之苦。
    2. No one knows for certain how many refugees wander the world today, or languish in camps without a permanent place of settlement.
      无人清楚如今有多少难民在到处流浪,或有多少人流离失所,在难民营里受苦。
  • VERB 中落;衰败;衰落
    If somethinglanguishes, it is not successful, often because of a lack of effort or because of a lot of difficulties.
    1. Without the founder's drive and direction, the company gradually languished...
      没有了创始人的斗志与指引,公司逐渐走向没落。
    2. New products languish on the drawing board.
      新产品在计划阶段即告失败。

双语例句

  • She has been languishing for love and sympathy.
    她一直因渴望爱情和同情而烦恼。
  • Pabst still brewed a small amount of gansett each year, but the brand was languishing.
    pabst每年仍酿造少量的gansett啤酒,但该品牌正日趋式微。
  • Which of these countries has a mercy-killing doctor now languishing in its jails?
    但是,在上述那个国家有医生因为实施安乐死而在监狱里服刑呢?
  • But with its climate-change bill still languishing in Congress, Washington has little leverage.
    但由于美国的气候变化法案仍在国会遭到冷落,华盛顿几乎没有多少影响力。
  • You definitely do not want a home languishing on the market.
    你绝对不想要一个家黯淡的市场前景。
  • Thus, in the sale process, We not only languishing, developers greater psychological pressure.
    可见,在卖楼的过程中,受煎熬的不仅仅是我们,开发商的心理压力更大。
  • While it is flirting with$ 100, West Texas Intermediate, the US benchmark, is languishing.
    在它逼近100美元关口的同时,美国基准的西德州中质油价格却在逐步下滑。
  • In spite of their best efforts, however, the dinner was a languishing affair.
    然而,尽管他们使尽浑身解数,宴会仍是索然无味。
  • Just as blogs flourish in the 24/ 7 news cycle, big media companies are languishing.
    在日夜不息的新闻圈内,博客时刻活跃着,大型媒体公司因此日渐衰落。
  • After years of languishing, Europe's biggest economy is beginning to feel the benefit of reforms, particularly to its financial system.
    欧洲最大的经济体在经历了数年退步之后,开始收获改革成果,尤其是在金融体系方面。