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

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。
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。
People are always racking their brains to find a way of preventing buildings from collapsing.
人们总是绞尽脑汁来寻求使建筑物免于坍塌的途径。
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。
If your spending has increased beyond your income, you may be racking up debts faster than you can pay them off.
如果你的消费超出你的收入有所增加，你也许会比你费尽了债务遣散他们。
There is more out there that can help you with running than just racking up more miles.
除了不断提高周里程，还有许多方法可以帮助您跑步。
I've been racking my brains to remember his name.
我一直在回想他的名字。
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。
Banks say they are already racking up significant costs.
相关银行称，它们已承担了大量成本。
She was now shaking with long, racking sobs.
她正剧烈地抽噎着，浑身颤抖。