incubus
[ˈɪnkjəbəs, ˈɪŋ-]
n.
梦淫妖;
噩梦;
像噩梦压迫着人的事物;
精神压力;
例句:
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Joyce regarded his US citizenship as a moral and political incubus.
乔伊斯把他的美国公民身份当做是一个道德和政治上的负担。
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He was at the problem confronting him, weighted down the incubus of his working - class station.
眼前面临的问题叫他恐怖了.他那 工人阶级 的处境像梦宽一样压着他.
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The incubus of racial injustice.
来自M. L. King
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What an incubus my aesthetic personality might become if I were...trapped within it.
来自P. Ackroyd
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She dismissed the titular head of her department as an incubus around the Departmental neck.
来自C. McCullough