agonized

v.

使（极度）痛苦，折磨( agonize的过去式和过去分词 )；苦斗；苦苦思索；感到极度痛苦

1. Martin bent over him,agonized to see how swollen his face was.
   马丁俯下身子，看到他的脸这样肿，非常难过。

An agonized vote to try to unify a church
Agonized liberalism - The liberal theory of William E Connolly
Goldman Sachs Agonized Over Pay Cuts For Two Years
A doctor agonized, but provided drugs to help end a life
Agonized Parents Target Violence: They, Clergy Offer Plan to Pre-Empt It
An agonized state of peace : the Lockean social contract theory of Woodrow Wilson /
Toxic factor from agonized proteins; methionine as the essential reactant.
Repentance and reconciliation of the agonized self in select fiction of j m coetzee
PM Testified at U.K. Inquiry after Conflict with Argentina Thatcher Agonized over Falklands War
Spouse abuse is being discussed and agonized over more frequently than in past years. Although interpousal and intrafamilial violenc...