n.抽搐，痉挛，动乱，骚动

原形：convulsion复数：convulsions

The child's convulsion lasted for several minutes before subsiding.
这孩子的抽搐持续了几分钟才平息下来。
She was rushed to the hospital after experiencing a sudden convulsion.
她突然抽搐后被紧急送往医院。
The patient suffered from convulsions as a result of high fever.
病人因高烧而发生抽搐。
The dog's body was twitching uncontrollably in what seemed like a convulsion.
那只狗的身体无法控制地抽动，似乎在抽搐。
The earthquake caused the ground to convulse violently beneath our feet.
地震使我们脚下的地面剧烈震动。
The medicine is effective in controlling convulsions associated with epilepsy.
这种药对于控制与癫痫相关的抽搐很有效。
He woke up from a nightmare, his body still convulsing from the terror.
他从噩梦中惊醒，身体因恐惧还在抽动。
The electric shock induced a convulsion in the patient's muscles.
电击引起了病人的肌肉抽搐。
In some cases, severe allergic reactions can lead to convulsions and loss of consciousness.
在某些情况下，严重的过敏反应可能导致抽搐和失去意识。
The performance artist's contorted movements resembled a convulsion, leaving the audience stunned.
表演艺术家扭曲的动作像抽搐一样，让观众震惊不已。