nightmare

常见例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• I had a nightmare about being drowned in a lake.
  我做了個在湖裡淹死的噩夢。
• Living in such a dirty and noisy place was a nightmare.
  住在如此又吵又髒的地方真是一場噩夢。
• He often dreams nightmares.
  他經常做噩夢。
• The hurricane was a long nightmare.
  這次颶風令人擔驚受怕了很久。

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雙語例句

• I had a nightmare last night.
  我昨夜做了一個惡夢。
  《新英漢大辤典》
• He is troubled by [with] nightmare.
  他爲噩夢所折磨。
  《新英漢大辤典》
• I woke cold and shaking from the nightmare.
  我從惡夢中醒來， 嚇得直打冷戰。
  《新英漢大辤典》

原聲例句

• Joruji Shinozaki wrote on the VOA Learning English page on Facebook: Friday's earthquake was a nightmare.
• For instance, you sitting there may be merely my dream, and I may be your nightmare.
  比如，你坐在那可能僅僅是我在做夢，而我可能是你的夢魘。
  耶魯公開課 - 1945年後的美國小說課程節選
• When I do my best to imagine some kind of existence that would be desirable or attractive forever, it just doesn't work. It becomes a nightmare.
  儅我盡力想象一種,令人永遠期望迷戀的存在時，根本想象不出，縂是變成惡夢。
  耶魯公開課 - 死亡課程節選

權威例句

• With the market value plummeting, he argued, mark-to-market accounting turned AIG's balance sheet into a nightmare.
  NPR: Firms Blame Financial Woes On Accounting Rule
• British Conservatives may complain that the single-market project has turned into a nightmare of re-regulation.
  ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
• If you can't come up with the money in time, brace yourself for a financial nightmare.
  FORBES: Ball And Chain Borrowing
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