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ordeal 【ordeal】n.残酷的考验；痛苦的考验Her life has been full or ordeals;sickness, poverty, and loss of her beloved son.她的生命坎坷；病痛；贫穷又失去了她最亲爱的儿子。

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[ɔːr'diːl] 
ordeala severe or trying experience
An ordeal is something difficult or painful to go through. Something kind of hard like taking a test can be an ordeal, but often an ordeal is a serious and long-lasting event, like an illness or tragedy.
When you go through an ordeal you have to deal with something tough. Waiting for someone you love to recover from an injury and come home from the hospital is an ordeal––for both of you––and being a victim of a crime is a different kind of ordeal. You can use this noun in an exaggerated way, too, as when you endure the long ordeal of cleaning the garage on a sunny weekend.
All forms of 'ordeal' will appear on average once every 867 pages.ordeal

Front	ordeal
Pron	[ɔːr'diːl]
Back	【ordeal】 n.残酷的考验；痛苦的考验 Her life has been full or ordeals;sickness, poverty, and loss of her beloved son. 她的生命坎坷；病痛；贫穷又失去了她最亲爱的儿子。
Vocab	ordeala severe or trying experience An ordeal is something difficult or painful to go through. Something kind of hard like taking a test can be an ordeal, but often an ordeal is a serious and long-lasting event, like an illness or tragedy. When you go through an ordeal you have to deal with something tough. Waiting for someone you love to recover from an injury and come home from the hospital is an ordeal––for both of you––and being a victim of a crime is a different kind of ordeal. You can use this noun in an exaggerated way, too, as when you endure the long ordeal of cleaning the garage on a sunny weekend. All forms of 'ordeal' will appear on average once every 867 pages. ordeal

Ordeal Kind ɔːr'diːl N.残酷的考验；痛苦的考验 Life Full Ordeals;Sickness Poverty