languishing是什么意思音标:英 ['læŋgwɪʃɪŋ]美 ['læŋgwɪʃɪŋ]
a. (疾病)长期拖延的, 焦思的, 苦苦渴望的, 含情脉脉的
v lose vigor, health, or flesh, as through grief
v have a desire for something or someone who is not present
v become feeble
languishing的用法和例句：
1.How strange it is to see you languishing in a cell.
很难有机会看见你在囚室里受苦
2.It grieves me that my account languishes in arrears.
我的账户拖欠停用了 我很难过
3.My father has languished in prison for too long.
我父亲在监狱里饱受折磨已久
4.He cannot be suffered to languish in his own bloody bedding.
不能让他在沾满自己血污的床上受罪
5.It was I who languished for years thinking of nothing but you.
这就是我苦苦盼望多年的时刻 除了你，我什么也不想
6.has been languishing in prison since his childhood years.
heartlessly reduced to the state of a primitive savage,
7.We're languishing, we're drifting without a vision or a purpose.
日薄西山 随波逐流 没有目标
8.I mean, pving in the woods, languishing in arts.
住在森林里 为艺术受煎熬
9.Because you languish now, and your people vent their displeasure.
因为你们现在很艰难 你的臣民流露出不满
10.You brave men did not deserve to languish in such ignominy.
你们这些勇士不应受此屈辱