sickeningly

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英[ˈsɪkənɪŋli]美[ˈsɪkənɪŋli]

adv. 令人厌恶地

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1.Amanda: Mike, I can't believe you got a triple scoop! I'm sure it's going to be sickeningly sweet, and you'll just end up wasting it.

阿曼达：迈克，我难以置信你要加三勺！我肯定这会令人作呕的，你最后只会浪费掉。

2.And his last ghostwriter has been found drowned - an awful fate that resonates, sickeningly, with TV images of waterboarding.

他的前任影子写手被发现溺水而亡，这一悲惨命运让人联想起电视上令人作呕的水刑画面。

3.As panic sets in, bond yields lurch sickeningly upwards and fear spreads to shares and currencies.

随着恐慌的出现，债券收益率陡然暴涨，股市和汇市随之惊慌一片。

4.Not surprisingly, though, the Popsicles you buy at the local corner store tend to be sickeningly sweet and neon bright, thanks to an abundance of high-fructose corn syrup and artificial colors.

当你在当地的街角小店买的冰棒往往是甜的让你受不了并且颜色也很亮的时候，不要惊讶，这是由于大量高果糖玉米糖和人工色素的使用造成的。

5.Print and online ads alike plunged sickeningly during the recession.

在经济衰退时期，印刷广告与在线广告业务都深陷囹圄。

6.Not surprisingly, though, the Popsicles you buy at the local corner store tend to be sickeningly sweet and neon bright, thanks to an abundance of high-fructose corn syrup and artificial colors.

当你在当地的街角小店买的冰棒往往是甜的让你受不了并且颜色也很亮的时候，不要惊讶，这是由于大量高果糖玉米糖和人工色素的使用造成的。

7.Next was a tour and tasting session at a winery making sickeningly sweet lychee wine.

接下来的环节是到一家荔枝酒厂参观和品尝。

8.You expect your grandmother to call you sweet, but never sickeningly sweet.

你当然会希望奶奶说你很甜美，但绝对不希望是甜得发腻。

9.The movie was so gory that it made me feel sickeningly 令人作呕地 nauseous.

这部电影太血腥了，让我感到<取代的词>令人作呕地恶心。

10.The reality show featured sickeningly 令人作呕地 dramatic moments that felt staged.

这档真人秀节目展示了<取代的词>令人作呕地戏剧性时刻，感觉像是编排好的。

11.She smiled sickeningly 令人作呕地 at the compliment, making everyone around her uncomfortable.

她对这个赞美<取代的词>令人作呕地微笑，让周围的人都感到不舒服。

12.He described the details of the accident sickeningly 令人作呕地, leaving everyone in shock.

他<取代的词>令人作呕地描述了事故的细节，让每个人都震惊。

13.The food was sickeningly 令人作呕地 sweet, making it impossible to finish.

这道菜<取代的词>令人作呕地甜，根本无法吃完。

作文

In today's world, we are often bombarded with images and stories that are both captivating and disturbing. The media has a unique way of presenting information that can sometimes be sickeningly overwhelming. For instance, when we scroll through social media, we are met with various posts about the latest tragedies, disasters, and injustices occurring around the globe. This constant exposure can lead to a desensitization towards suffering, making it sickeningly easy to ignore the plight of others. Moreover, the sensationalism often employed in news reporting can make these events seem less real and more like entertainment. A headline that reads 'Thousands Die in Natural Disaster' might catch our attention, but as we read further, we may become sickeningly numb to the actual human cost behind the numbers. It is crucial to remember that each statistic represents a life, a family, and a community in mourning. The impact of this desensitization is particularly evident in younger generations who have grown up in an era of instant information. They are exposed to graphic content from a young age, which can result in a sickeningly casual attitude towards violence and tragedy. As educators and parents, it is essential to foster empathy and critical thinking in young people, helping them understand the emotional weight of the stories they consume. On a personal level, I have found myself grappling with feelings of helplessness when faced with such overwhelming negativity. It can be sickeningly easy to fall into a cycle of despair, feeling as though our individual actions cannot possibly make a difference in the face of such global issues. However, it is vital to channel these feelings into positive action rather than succumbing to apathy. Volunteering, donating to charities, or simply spreading awareness about important causes can help combat the sickeningly pervasive sense of hopelessness. Each small action contributes to a larger movement, reminding us that we are not powerless. In conclusion, while the world can be sickeningly overwhelming at times, it is essential to remain engaged, informed, and compassionate. We must strive to see beyond the headlines and statistics, recognizing the humanity in every story. By doing so, we can foster a more empathetic society that values life and strives for justice and understanding. Let us not allow ourselves to become sickeningly numb to the suffering around us, but instead, let us take action to create a better world for all.

在今天的世界里，我们常常被各种令人着迷和令人不安的图像和故事所轰炸。媒体以独特的方式呈现信息，有时会让人感到令人厌恶地不堪重负。例如，当我们在社交媒体上滚动时，会看到关于全球最新悲剧、灾难和不公正事件的各种帖子。这种持续的曝光可能导致对痛苦的麻木，使我们令人厌恶地容易忽视他人的困境。此外，新闻报道中常常采用的耸人听闻的手法使得这些事件看起来更不真实，更像是娱乐。一条标题为“数千人在自然灾害中遇难”的新闻可能会引起我们的注意，但当我们进一步阅读时，可能会对数字背后的实际人类代价感到令人厌恶地麻木。重要的是要记住，每一个统计数字都代表着一个生命、一个家庭和一个正在哀悼的社区。这种麻木的影响在年轻一代中尤为明显，他们在一个即时信息的时代长大。从小就接触到生动的内容，可能导致他们对暴力和悲剧采取令人厌恶地随意的态度。作为教育工作者和家长，培养年轻人的同理心和批判性思维至关重要，帮助他们理解所消费故事的情感重量。在个人层面上，我发现自己在面对如此压倒性的消极情绪时感到无能为力。面对如此全球性的问题，陷入绝望的循环是令人厌恶地容易。然而，至关重要的是将这些情绪转化为积极的行动，而不是屈服于冷漠。志愿服务、向慈善机构捐款或只是传播对重要事业的意识可以帮助抵消令人厌恶地普遍存在的无助感。每一个小行动都为更大的运动做出贡献，提醒我们并非无能为力。总之，尽管这个世界有时可能让人感到令人厌恶地压倒，但保持参与、知情和富有同情心是至关重要的。我们必须努力超越头条新闻和统计数据，认识到每个故事中的人性。通过这样做，我们可以培养一个更具同情心的社会，珍视生命并努力追求正义与理解。让我们不要让自己变得令人厌恶地麻木于周围的苦难，而是采取行动，为所有人创造一个更美好的世界。