numbingly
简明释义
adv. 使失去感觉地；使麻木地
英英释义
In a way that causes a loss of feeling or awareness; to the point of being unresponsive or indifferent. | 以一种导致失去感觉或意识的方式；达到无动于衷或漠不关心的程度。 |
单词用法
令人麻木的乏味 | |
令人麻木的重复 | |
令人麻木的缓慢 | |
令人麻木的熟悉 |
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例句
1.The street was lined with numbingly ordinary aluminum-sided split-levels, circa 1962.
沿街道两旁，是一些普通到让你神经麻木的铝合金门窗的错层式房屋，都建造于大约1962年。
2.Easterners commonly complain that there is no "weather" at all in Southern California, that the days and the seasons slip by relentlessly, numbingly bland.
东部人普遍抱怨说，在加州南部根本没有“天气”，说日子和季节无情地溜走，温和得使人麻木。
3.Today's markets were caught between those moves and the upcoming US NFP employment data due later in the day, and the result was a mind numbingly slow Friday in the currency markets.
今天市场受这个因素以及即将于今天晚些时候揭晓的美国非农就业数据主导，周五汇市因此波澜不惊。
4.What could be better on a numbingly cold winter night than a hot pot to warm your heart?
严寒冬日，有什么能比火锅更暖人心呢？
5.Zuckerberg, whose wooden public speaking style has improved with practice, is mind-numbingly efficient about slipping the statement into everyday conversation, as well as his speeches and interviews.
扎克伯格总是能够以一种令人头脑发木的方式，有效地将这项使命穿插在他的公开演讲、访谈，以及日常对话中。 （拜日积月累的演练所赐，扎克伯格以呆板著称的演讲风格已有所改善。）
6.It is meant to get all of the mind-numbingly boring stuff out of the way so that you can focus on the more interesting parts of the puzzle.
它只是避免了所有令人厌烦的事情，您可以专注于更有趣的工作。
7.In their defense, EULAese is somind-numbingly boring that it’s a kind of torture to read these things.
不过说句为他们辩护的话，终端用户协议实在是沉闷得让人头晕脑胀，读这些东西简直就像是受酷刑。
8.The lecture was mind-numbingly tedious.
那堂课冗长乏味。
9.The physical search for an investment property can be either exhilarating or mind-numbingly boring, depending on your personality type.
取决于你的个性，实际调查一个物业可能令你兴奋或单调烦闷。
10.The movie dragged on numbingly, making it hard for me to stay awake.
这部电影拖得麻木，让我很难保持清醒。
11.She spoke numbingly about her feelings, as if she had lost the ability to express them.
她对自己的感受说得麻木，仿佛失去了表达的能力。
12.The lecture was so boring that I found myself feeling numbingly uninterested.
这场讲座无聊得让我感到麻木，完全没有兴趣。
13.After hearing the same news report repeated numbingly throughout the day, I stopped paying attention.
在整天听到同样的新闻报道后，我感到麻木，不再关注。
14.The pain in my leg was numbingly intense after the accident.
事故后我腿上的疼痛是麻木得令人难以忍受。
作文
In today's fast-paced world, we often find ourselves overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information that bombards us daily. This constant influx can be so intense that it becomes almost 麻木地 difficult to process everything. Social media, news outlets, and advertisements constantly vie for our attention, creating a cacophony of voices that can drown out our own thoughts. As a result, we may become desensitized to important issues, leading to a state of emotional numbness. Consider the impact of global crises that unfold on our screens. Natural disasters, wars, and humanitarian crises flash before our eyes, each more tragic than the last. Initially, we may react with shock and empathy, but over time, as these events become a regular part of our news cycle, our responses can shift to a more 麻木地 apathetic stance. We might scroll past images of devastation without a second thought, numbed by the frequency of such tragedies. This desensitization is concerning because it undermines our ability to empathize and act on behalf of those in need. Moreover, the 麻木地 overwhelming nature of digital communication can lead to mental fatigue. The expectation to respond immediately to messages, emails, and social media notifications creates a pressure that can be exhausting. Instead of fostering genuine connections, our interactions can feel superficial, leaving us feeling isolated despite being constantly 'connected.' This paradox highlights how technology, while beneficial in many ways, can also contribute to a sense of emotional detachment. In our personal lives, we may also experience moments where we feel 麻木地 disconnected from our emotions. Stressful situations, whether at work or in our relationships, can lead us to shut down emotionally as a coping mechanism. When faced with overwhelming challenges, we might choose to numb our feelings rather than confront them, believing that this will protect us from further pain. However, this avoidance can create a cycle of emotional suppression that ultimately hinders our growth and wellbeing. To combat this emotional numbness, it is essential to cultivate mindfulness and self-awareness. Taking time to reflect on our feelings and experiences allows us to reconnect with our emotions instead of pushing them aside. Engaging in activities that promote genuine human connection, such as volunteering or spending quality time with loved ones, can also help break the cycle of numbness. By actively participating in the world around us, we can foster a deeper sense of empathy and understanding. In conclusion, while the modern world presents numerous challenges that can leave us feeling 麻木地 detached, it is crucial to recognize this state and take steps to re-engage with our emotions and the world. By practicing mindfulness and seeking meaningful connections, we can combat the overwhelming nature of our environment and cultivate a richer, more fulfilling life. Embracing our emotions, rather than numbing them, allows us to live authentically and fully.
在当今快节奏的世界中，我们常常发现自己被每天涌向我们的信息量所压倒。这种持续的涌入可能如此强烈，以至于几乎变得
