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n.
可怕
丑恶
讨厌
恐怖政策
词根:frighten
adj.frightening 令人恐惧的;引起突然惊恐的
frightened 害怕的;受惊的;受恐吓的
frightful 可怕的;惊人的;非常的
v.frightened 害怕;使吃惊;吓走(frighten的过去分词)
vi.frighten 害怕,惊恐
vt.frighten 使惊吓;吓唬…
adjective
causing intense fear or alarm : terrifying
startling especially in being bad or objectionable
a frightful novel
extreme
frightful thirst
fright >entry 1 + -ful >entry 1
The first known use of frightful was in 1607
fringe1 of 2noun
an ornamental border consisting of hanging threads or strips
something suggesting a fringe
lived on the fringe of the forest
fringe2 of 2verb
to provide or decorate with a fringe
fringed a buckskin jacket
to serve as a fringe for : border
a jungle fringed the shore
frillnoun
ruffle entry 2 sense 2a
something added mostly for show
a thick fringe of hair or feathers or projection of bone or cartilage about the neck of an animal
frillnoun
ruffle entry 2 sense 2a
something added mostly for show
a thick fringe of hair or feathers or projection of bone or cartilage about the neck of an animal
frillnoun
ruffle entry 2 sense 2a
something added mostly for show
a thick fringe of hair or feathers or projection of bone or cartilage about the neck of an animal
frillnoun
ruffle entry 2 sense 2a
something added mostly for show
a thick fringe of hair or feathers or projection of bone or cartilage about the neck of an animal
frijolenoun
any of various beans used in Mexican-style cooking—usually used in plural
frijolenoun
any of various beans used in Mexican-style cooking—usually used in plural
frijolenoun
any of various beans used in Mexican-style cooking—usually used in plural
frigidadjective
freezing cold
not friendly
a frigid stare
frightfuladjective
causing fear or alarm
causing shock or horror
a frightful novel
very strong
a frightful thirst
1 Though our intelligence bureau issues the most alarming reports as to the frightfulness of the defences here I was agreeably surprised at the ease with which we passed.
2 As he fell, he let out a frightful scream.
3 There was no need to ask their way, for they had but to follow the throng toward the scene of the most recent exhibition of the Hun's frightfulness and horror.
4 Those were not like this, great as they were in frightfulness.
5 a frightful illness that causes extreme pain
6 But “Home” is a tonic for the mind, a lovely, lyrical distraction from the frightfulness of the news that had me looking at my surroundings more tenderly when I returned home.
7 Families with young children can always visit the park during the day as the frightful activities commence after 6:30 P.M.Are there rides at Halloween Horror Nights?
8 "Your desire, citizen?" he queried with insolent deliberation, for they were mighty men, this bodyguard of the great proconsul, his spies and tools in the awesome work of frightfulness which he carried on so ruthlessly.
9 That," said Slingsby, "from the man who was making frightfulness at me a few weeks ago, is a proof of some nerve.
10 Beyond torpedoing a tramp, and sinking another by gun-fire, she had failed to carry out the work of frightfulness that had been expected of her.
11 It was a deliberate expression of German “frightfulness.”
12 Burns’s philosophy would lift the shadows of frightfulness from religion and let its joyousness be revealed.
13 The Dodgers and their frightful collection of lumber, for the record, will do that to plenty of arms.
14 Many critics have expressed shock at the song's frightful lyrics.
15 The children made a frightful mess of the kitchen.
16 The enemy introduced no new frightfulness, no tanks and no specially invented gas, but relied on the power of his artillery and the weight of the infantry assault.
17 Yet with all the frightfulness of which the unscrupulous Huns were capable, it was impossible to dampen for long the spirits of the French.
18 He did, it was true, hold the unusual theory that benignant justice, rather than 'frightfulness,' was the right way to deal with a conquered population.
19 If, after examination, the 'frightfulness' is classified as 'psychical,' while the 'real' fact is said to be harmless, there is no warrant for reading this distinction back into the original experience.
20 As it was, in pursuance of the Prussian policy of frightfulness, it had been her object to terrorize the crew.
1 讨厌
blinking confounded noisome cotton-picking rank horrible awful sour unpleasant crappy cheesy greasy dreadful pesky gruesome unwelcome horrid cursed atrocious tiresome repulsive grisly infernal abominable abhorrent odious accursed carrion damnable unlikeable unlovely ungracious pestilential unpleasing pestilent antipathetic uncongenial perishing ill-favoured flaming horror nausea revolt distaste disfavour loath loathe disrelish nauseate stick in gizzard on the nose
2 恐怖
horrible horrific horrid ghastly macabre grisly hair-raising Kafkaesque horror terror fright horrify
4 可怕
direful fell horrent eldritch hellacious awesome sick terrible tremendous horrible awful terrific wicked fierce dread horrific dire fearful formidable dreadful spooky monstrous horrendous eerie gruesome hideous fearsome unholy ghastly macabre grisly frightful lurid redoubtable unchristian terribly awfully hideosity