dread是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

n. 恐惧；〔古语〕敬畏；畏惧的事物；紧张

v. 害怕；担心；〔古语〕敬畏；预感到

网络 惧怕；恐怖；可怕

变形：

复数：dreads  过去分词：dreaded  现在分词：dreading  

完整释义：

n.

1.〔古语〕敬畏
2.畏惧的事物
3.害怕,担心,恐惧,畏惧,恐惧感
4.紧张,提心吊胆

v.

1.恐怕,害怕,怕;担心,愁,胆战心寒,恐慌
2.〔古语〕敬畏
3.预感到

例句：

1. Holiday delays at the nation's airports have become such a fixture that President Bush last week called it "a season of dread. "
   机场的节日延误都成为了一个必然，以致布什总统上个星期称之为“一个可怕的季节。”

2. One of the things teachers dread is to have charge of a class dominated by a large, stupid, bullying boy.
   当老师最怕的就是班里让一个四肢发达头脑简单而且欺负弱小的浑小子占了上风。

3. Was it a craving to be thought distinguished, a dread of being dull, or merely an effect of overfeeding?
   是指望自己显得与众不同，是怕空气变得沉闷无味，还是只因吃得太饱的结果？

4. A wink of his eye, and a twist of his head, soon gave me to know, I had nothing to dread.
   他朝我挤挤眼、点点头，瞬间然我感到没什么可怕的。

5. Amy, too, had a dear child named Beth, but she was a frail little creature and the dread of losing her was the shadow over Amy's sunshine.
   艾米也有一个可爱的孩子取名贝思，但她是个纤弱的小东西，担心失掉她变成艾米幸福中的一个阴影。

6. Isabel's chief dread in life at this period of her development was that she should appear narrow – minded .
   伊莎贝尔在生活中的这个发展时期，最怕自己显得心胸狭窄。

7. I hurried out in a foolish state of dread, and said to Joseph: `The master wishes you to take him a light and rekindle the fire.
   我处于一种吓呆了的状态，匆匆忙忙跑出去，跟约瑟夫说——“主人要你给他拿支蜡烛，再把炉火生起来。”

8. He did not tell his daughter this; but Natasha perceived this dread and uneasiness of her father's, and felt mortified by it.
   他没有把这件事告诉他女儿，但是娜塔莎明白父亲的恐惧心理和急躁情绪，她觉得自己受到了侮辱。