English → English - torment

v. torture, agonize, persecute
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English → Spanish - torment

v. atormentar, acribillar, angustiar, atenazar, causar tormento, martirizar, mortificar, poner en la picota, torturar; ser atormentador
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English → French - torment

v. tourmenter, torturer, persécuter
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English → Indonesian - torment

v. menyiksa, mengazab, menyengsarakan, membosankan, menjemukan
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English → Italian - torment

v. tormentare, torturare, martoriare, affliggere; infastidire, molestare
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English → Polish - torment

n. męka, męczarnia, udręka, dręczenie, udręczenie, cierpienie, tortura, znękanie, kaźń
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English → Romanian - torment

n. agonie, tortură, caznă, chin, supliciu, canon
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English → Russian - torment

г. мучить, причинять боль, досаждать, раздражать, изводить, промучить
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English → Turkish - torment

i. eziyet, azap, cefa, işkence
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English → Ukrainian - torment

v. мучити, катувати, варудити, докучати, знущатися, намучити, нуждати, терзати
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English → Arabic - torment

عذب، عاش في عذاب، أقلق، ضايق، أزعج، تعذب، ناوش، شوه
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English → Hindi - torment

v. सताना, कष्ट पहुंचाना, सालना, तड़पाना, यातनाएं देना
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English → Vietnamese - torment

v. làm khổ, đau đớn
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Definition of torment

Noun
1. A catapult or other kind of war-engine.
2. Torture, originally as inflicted by an instrument of torture.
3. Any extreme pain, anguish or misery, either physical or mental.
He was bitter from the torments of the divorce system.
Verb
4. To cause severe suffering to (stronger than to vex but weaker than to torture.)
The child tormented the flies by pulling their wings off.
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