v.抽搐，使痉挛(或抽筋)，(身体)震动(或抖动)，(因笑、生气等)全身抖动

原形：convulse第三人称单数：convulses过去式：convulsed过去分词：convulsed现在分词：convulsing

The patient began to convulse violently on the hospital bed.
病人在医院的病床上开始剧烈抽搐。
The earthquake caused buildings to convulse and crumble.
地震使建筑物剧烈摇晃并崩塌。
She watched in horror as the animal convulsed in its death throes.
她惊恐地看着那只动物在死亡挣扎中抽搐。
The electric shock made the prisoner's body convulse uncontrollably.
电击使得囚犯的身体不可控制地抽动。
The news of her son's accident sent her into a convulsion of grief.
听到儿子出事的消息，她悲痛得浑身抽搐。
The comedian's joke had the audience convulsing with laughter.
那位喜剧演员的笑话让观众捧腹大笑，身体都跟着颤抖。
The stormy weather seemed to convulse the very air around them.
暴风雨似乎让周围的空气都在震动。
He accidentally ingested poison, causing his body to convulse and require immediate medical attention.
他不慎摄入了毒物，导致身体抽搐，需要立即就医。
The performance artist's bizarre movements convulsed the crowd, leaving them both stunned and fascinated.
表演艺术家那些奇异的动作让人群震撼不已，既震惊又着迷。
The sudden drop in temperature caused the old pipes to convulse and burst.
温度的突然下降使得旧管道剧烈震动并爆裂。