nightmare是什么意思音标:英 [ˈnaɪtmeə(r)]美 [ˈnaɪtˌmɛr]

n. 梦魇, 恶梦, 可怕的事物(或情景、人物)
[医] 梦魇, 恶梦

n. a situation resembpng a terrifying dream
n. a terrifying or deeply upsetting dream

nightmare的用法和例句：

1.This is a nightmare, and nightmares end.

这是一场噩梦 迟早会醒来

2.I say that because sometimes nightmares are just nightmares.

我那么说因为有时噩梦仅仅是噩梦而已

3.And then, after that, it was a nightmare.

之后 便是一场噩梦的开始

4.I'm guessing it's something that'll give your nightmares nightmares.

我猜这是一件 能让你寝食难安的东西

5.Successfully exposing yourself to the nightmares is the only way to control the nightmare.

成功地面对噩梦 是控制噩梦的唯一办法

6.So, really, when I tell you the first two weeks was a nightmare, it really was a nightmare.

真的 所以我跟你说前两周简直是噩梦 真的是噩梦

7.I had a nightmare and screamed for you.

我做了个噩梦 喊着你的名字

8.I've been having nightmares about this stuff.

我最近一直做噩梦 梦的全是这个

9.Wasn't a nightmare, it was my legacy.

不是噩梦 是我留给后人的

10.I don't want to be with myself. I'm a nightmare.

我不要和我自己在一起 我是个恶梦