paralyzing

英 [ˈpærəlaɪzɪŋ]

美 [ˈpɛrəˌlaɪzɪŋ]

v.  使瘫痪或麻痹; 使不能正常活动; 使惊愕；（因恐怖等）使（人）吓得发呆
paralyze的现在分词

COCA.27005

双语例句

• There is no cure for Parkinson's, which starts off with tremors and ends up paralyzing and often killing patients.
  帕金森氏症无药可治，患病初期会出现震颤，最终会瘫痪甚至死亡。
• Ultimately, the art of Liu is a delimiting and deterritorializing art that offers the viewer new insights into social experiences that can seem overwhelming and paralyzing.
  最后，刘韡的艺术品可以划定界限，它给观者提供了新的洞察力，去领悟那些被习以为常和麻木不觉的社会经历。
• Although the paralyzing effects are not permanent, they can last up to eight months.
  虽然麻痹的作用不是永久性的，但也能持续八个月。
• With the higher education quality going down and its original quality guarantee system paralyzing, and with influences inside or from abroad, Japan is reforming the out of data quality-guarantee system for a new one.
  20世纪90年代以来基于高等教育质量的下降和原有高等教育质量保证体系的瘫痪，在国内国外各种因素的影响下，日本改革旧有的质量保证机制，构建新的高等教育质量保证机制。
• A paralyzing peace has plunged the members of the Gun Club in deplorable inactivity.
  无聊的和平使大炮俱乐部的会员们陷入可悲的无所事事的生活中。
• Fear of crime is slowly paralyzing American society.
  犯罪恐惧症正逐渐地使用美国社会陷于瘫痪。
• Paralyzing roads and bringing bone-chilling winds, another winter storm has dumped more than a foot of snow in New York's Central Park.
  已经瘫痪的道路，刺骨的寒风，另一场暴风雪已经让纽约中心公园有一英尺多深的积雪。
• Not the tremendous pain that comes from a divorce, not the paralyzing despair that comes from clinical depression, but the low-level, grating, downward slide toward unhappiness.
  非离婚中的巨大痛苦，非临床抑郁中令人瘫痪的绝望，而是低程度、不愉快朝“不快乐”的情绪滑坡。
• 2, The acupuncture can increase the instauration rate of the sciatic nerve function index number, in accordance with the big rat spinal cord injury behind the body of paralyzing the instauration exercise the function the mutually.
  针刺能提高坐骨神经功能指数的恢复率，与大鼠脊髓损伤后瘫痪肢体运动功能的恢复相一致。
• Before you can do that, however, you – the ad person – must separate your client from the paralyzing fear that the advertising will fail and he will be separated from his job.
  但是，一个广告人员需先让客户免于恐惧；他的客户可能会因为广告失败，也失去了工作。