had a nervous breakdown的意思|示意

The stress became so intense that Ms. Foster had what she called a nervous breakdown: falling on the floor, screaming, crying.

压力变得这样大，导致“佛斯特”女士患上了神经衰弱，她摔倒在地板上，尖叫，大哭。

In real life the drowning woman was his wife Francine, who tried to live with his numerous affairs but eventually had a nervous breakdown.

在真实的生活中，这位溺水女人是他的妻子弗朗辛。她努力在他数不胜数的桃色事件中生存，但是最终罹患精神崩溃。

He had a catastrophic nervous breakdown in his mid-20s, poor man, and is now in sheltered accommodation in Arizona.

在他25岁上下时，他遭遇了一场灾难性的神经崩溃。可怜的人，现在他在亚利桑那州的收容所里。

The rabbit started at the top of the class in running, but had a nervous breakdown because of so much makeup work in swimming.

兔子在赛跑方面起初是班级的顶尖人物，无与伦比的，但是因为游泳前繁琐的化妆工作，居然也变得神经衰弱而落伍了。

On my last visit to Tunis, in 2003, people had seemed to be on the edge of a nervous breakdown, and in some way - cruel though it may be to say this - complicit in their own predicament.

我上一次访问突尼斯是2003年，人们看起来处于神经崩溃的边缘，而且在某种程度上——虽然可能这么说有点残酷，是自己困境的同谋。

"I had a nervous breakdown in my senior year," says McConnell, 21, of Salt Lake City.

“我高中最后一年时精神崩溃。”盐湖城二十一岁的麦康诺表示。