assailed

英 [əˈseɪld]

美 [əˈseɪld]

v.  攻击; 抨击; 袭击; 困扰; 使苦恼
assail的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 猛烈抨击；强烈指责
  If someoneassailsyou, they criticize you strongly.
  1. The opposition's newspapers assail the government each day...
     反对党的报纸每天都对政府进行猛烈抨击。
  2. The labour movement has been assailed by accusations of sexism and demands for change from feminists.
     劳工运动遭到女权主义者的猛烈抨击，指责其存在性别歧视，并要求作出改善。
• VERB 猛烈袭击;暴力攻击
  If someoneassailsyou, they attack you violently.
  1. Dividing his command, Morgan assailed both strongholds at the same time...
     摩根派遣部队同时袭击了两个据点。
  2. Her husband was assailed by a young man with a knife in a Glasgow park.
     她的丈夫在格拉斯哥的一所公园遭到一名持刀年轻男子的袭击。
• VERB 深受…困扰;使极为苦恼
  If youare assailed bysomething unpleasant such as fears or problems, you are greatly troubled by a large number of them.
  1. She is assailed by self-doubt and emotional insecurity.
     她被自我怀疑和情感上的不安全感所困扰。
• VERB （声音或气味）侵入，刺激
  If you say that a loud sound or a strong smellassailssomeone's ears or nostrils, you are emphasizing that it is very intense and seems shocking or unpleasant.
  1. The scent of burning metal assailed his nostrils.
     燃烧的金属的味道刺激着他的嗅觉。

双语例句

• The senators assailed the president with questions.
  议员们质问了总统。
• They assailed him with slander.
  他们以不实言论抨击他。
• He was assailed by his political opponent.
  他遭到政敌的攻击。
• Not assailed with contemptuous language.
  没有被侮辱的语言攻击。
• Only one terrible doubt sometimes assailed his mind.
  只有一团可怕的疑云不时在头脑中掠过。
• For the first time a feeling of uneasy doubt assailed him.
  一种不自在的疑虑感首次向他袭来。
• In recent years, he has repeatedly assailed the country's film censorship system.
  近年来，他一再抨击我国的电影审查制度。
• Dividing his command, Morgan assailed both strongholds at the same time
  摩根派遣部队同时袭击了两个据点。
• He assailed his studies with new determination.
  他以新的决心从事研究工作。
• Soon we were assailed By the garish lights of New York.
  不久我们驶入纽约红红绿绿的灯光中。