ordeal是什么意思音标:英 [ɔ:'di:l]美 [ɔrˈdil]
n. 严酷考验, 痛苦经历, 煎熬
[法] 神裁判法, 严酷的考验, 痛苦的经验
n. a severe or trying experience
n. a primitive method of determining a person's guilt or innocence by subjecting the accused person to dangerous or painful tests bepeved to be under divine control; escape was usually taken as a sign of innocence
ordeal的用法和例句：
1.I'm here, aren't I? I suffered through that ordeal.
至少我来了 硬撑着看完了
2.and the ordeal that brought me before them.
我经历何种考验才来到她们面前
3.You were on the news... about that ordeal at the wall.
新闻上说过您在里面受过严酷的折磨
4.A symbol of her rebirth after her ordeal.
象征着她受过磨难后的重生
5.He's been through one hell of an ordeal.
他剛剛挺過了一次痛苦的磨難
6.You have survived an ordeal few your age could.
你们都经受住了远超年龄的严峻考验
7.She was appalled to hear of your ordeal.
听到你所遭受的磨难时 她很震惊
8.And frankly, there's no need for you to drag out this ordeal.
说实话 你不用这么大费周章
9.But I see no other way that I we survive this ordeal.
但我想不到别的办法能让我... 让我们能逃过这一劫
10.You've been through a terrifying ordeal, but you came back.
你受到了痛苦的折磨 但你活过来了