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汉语拼音：chōu chù

也叫抽搦（nuò）。肌肉不自主地收缩的症状，多见于四肢或颜面。

1. 肌肉抽动。多由于悲伤、气愤、紧张或疾病所致。

   茅盾 《子夜》十五：“ 屠维岳 感到意外的孤寂了。虽然这丝车间的温度总有九十度光景，他却觉得背脊上起了一缕冷冰的抽搐，渐渐扩展到全身。” 杨沫 《青春之歌》第一部第十二章：“忽然他脸色发白，双唇抽搐，把头埋在桌上猛烈地抽泣起来。” 秦牧 《艺海拾贝·毒物和药》：“蝎子，这也是够毒的东西了。然而中医却用它来主治惊风抽搐，以及疮毒等症。”

• Dopaminergic neurotransmission seems to be involved in the pathophysiology of both, tics and stuttering.

  多巴胺能神经传递似乎是参与双方的病理生理，抽搐和口吃。

• And it does stop when, seconds later, the vines snatch him--like a twitching fish on a line--from what would surely have been a broken neck.

  几秒钟后藤条往上把他拉紧时，我的心真的停止了跳动：他就像一条在钓鱼线上抽搐的鱼，若没有藤条他必然会摔得粉身碎骨。

• The cheeks flattened, the pale eyes narrowed, and one corner of his mouth began to twitch.

  脸颊变平了，苍白的眼珠眯了起来，一只嘴角开始抽搐。

• He took off his glasses, picks up a picture of her look, twitch, once again let tears from the eyes overflow.

  他取下老花眼镜，拿起一张她的相片仔细地看着、抽搐着，一次又一次地让泪水从眼眶溢出。

• A prison fight had left him with a limp, and he looked over his shoulder so often it was like he had a tic.

  监狱的一次斗殴让他的一条腿跛了，他还频繁地回头看，仿佛是患上了抽搐症。

• We must have had our pictures taken with a thousand people, and I smiled so much I thought my face would crack.

  我们不得不和成千上万的朋友们合影，我笑的太多，我的脸都快抽搐了。

• Small and wiry, with sunken eyes and dark bushy hair, he had nervous tics that caused his hands, feet and face to twitch constantly.

  他身材矮小、清瘦结实、眼窝深陷并长着深色浓密的头发，他患有神经性痉挛，使他的手、脚和面部肌肉会经常抽搐。

• The dead marshal jerked spasmodically as the back of his head blew out, but the safety belt kept him erect in the chair.

  被打死的警察后脑勺开了花，他的身体还在断断续续地抽搐，却无法挣脱安全带的束缚挺直。

• The fourth guy leaned against a telephone pole, standing unsteadily, occasionally muttered some words out his mouth and shivered non-stop.

  还有一个靠着旁边的电线杆摇摇晃晃地站着，偶尔说些听不懂的话，并且不停地抽搐。