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paralyze vt. 使 ... 瘫痪； 使目瞪口呆=paralyse（英） (1) 不然的话，我对批评的恐惧将让我行为瘫痪。 Accent the first syllable in paralyze: "PA-ruh-lies." Until 1805, the only way to paralyze someone was physically — the word was used to indicate that a person had lost the ability to move his body, often as a result of an accident, disease, or condition. More recently, the definition has widened to include figurative uses like being "paralyzed by fear." It doesn't mean you are immobilized, just that you were so sacred, it felt that way.

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英 ['pærəlaɪz] 美 ['pærəˌlaɪz] (1) Otherwise, my dread of criticism can paralyze me. Use the verb paralyze to describe something that makes it impossible to move or function, like a snowstorm that threatens to paralyze a city.

英语单词	paralyze
英美音标	英 ['pærəlaɪz] 美 ['pærəˌlaɪz]
中文释义	vt. 使 ... 瘫痪；使目瞪口呆 =paralyse（英）
英语例句	(1) Otherwise, my dread of criticism can paralyze me.
中文例句	(1) 不然的话，我对批评的恐惧将让我行为瘫痪。
vocabulary简明	Use the verb paralyze to describe something that makes it impossible to move or function, like a snowstorm that threatens to paralyze a city.
vocabulary扩展	Accent the first syllable in paralyze: "PA-ruh-lies." Until 1805, the only way to paralyze someone was physically — the word was used to indicate that a person had lost the ability to move his body, often as a result of an accident, disease, or condition. More recently, the definition has widened to include figurative uses like being "paralyzed by fear." It doesn't mean you are immobilized, just that you were so sacred, it felt that way.

Paralyze Move 英 Pærəlaɪz] 美 Pærəˌlaɪz Vt 使 瘫痪

Paralyze Move 英 Pærəlaɪz] 美 Pærəˌlaɪz Vt 使瘫痪