racking

英 [ˈrækɪŋ]

美 [ˈrækɪŋ]

adj. (疼痛或情绪)折磨人的，剧烈的
v. 使痛苦不堪; 使受折磨
rack的现在分词

现在分词：racking　

BNC.23554

柯林斯词典

adj

causing great physical or mental suffering
1. a wrenching pain
Synonym:wrenching

I've been racking my brains to remember his name.
我一直在回想他的名字。
I had a racking cough every winter.
我每年冬天都咳得难受。
Even after racking his brains he couldn't think of a single example.
即使绞尽脑汁，他还是连一个例子也想不出来。
The average manager is racking up nine weeks of unpaid overtime a year, or 90 minutes a day.
一般的管理人员一年的工作中有九周是没有薪水的，或者说，每天有一个半小时干了没钱拿。
I am racking my brain, but I can't imagine why you'll make this up.
我绞尽脑汁也弄不明白你为什么要编这瞎话。
In 2009, the economy barely paused for breath, racking up 8.7 per cent growth.
2009年，中国经济几乎未作停歇，一举实现了8.7%的增长。
Cantilever Racking: It is fit for long material, annulation, boards, and irregular goods.
悬臂式货架适用于放长物料，环形物料，板材和不规则物料。
Shiseido, a Japanese cosmetics company, has been racking up 30 per cent Chinese sales growth.
日本化妆品公司资生堂（Shiseido）在中国销售额的增幅一直在30%以上。
Insurers are another big culprit in racking up unnecessary expenses.
保险公司是导致不必要开支的另外一个因素。
Anne needs to stop swiping her credit cards; she is racking up a huge debt.
安妮真是不能再滥用信用卡了，如今她已负债累累。