excruciation

英[ɪksˌkruːʃɪ'eɪʃən] 美[ɪkˌskruːʃɪ'eɪʃən]
  • n. 折磨;苦恼;酷刑
  • excaudate adj.[动]没有尾的
  • excavate v.挖掘;挖开;发掘(古物)
  • excavation n.挖掘;发掘;挖掘的洞;发掘物
  • exceed vt.超过;超出vi.领先
  • exceeding adj.超越的;非常的动词exceed的现在分词形式.
Noun:
  1. a state of acute pain

  2. the infliction of extremely painful punishment or suffering

1. Cutting into halves was not an excruciation only in late Tang Dynasty or previous Dynasties, which had existed in the early Tang Dynasty.
腰斩唐前期既已存在,并不仅仅是唐代后期或者前代酷刑等等。

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2. Therefore the concision and concentration presented in his works is necessarily an intuitionistic spiritual excruciation , thus forms a natural distance with the world today full of spree.
因此他作品呈现出的简洁与专注就必然形成一种直观的精神拷问,从而与今天艺术的普世狂欢构成一种自然的距离。

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3. Therefore the concision and concentration presented in his works is necessarily an intuitionistic spiritual excruciation , thus forms a natural distance with the world today full of spree.
因此他作品呈现出的简洁与专注就必然形成一种直观的精神拷问,从而与今天艺术的普世狂欢构成一种自然的距离。

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