dreadful是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

adj. 糟糕透顶的；讨厌的；令人不快的；（强调糟糕的程度）极其的

n. 〈英〉(趣味低级,售价便宜的)惊险小说[杂志]

网络 可怕的；令人敬畏的；好可怕

完整释义：

adj.

1.可怕的
2.不堪入耳的,糟透,糟糕的,难看透顶的
3.恐怖,怕人的,骇人听闻的,令人惊骇的,触目惊心的
4.令人敬畏的
5.〔口语〕讨厌的,糟透了的,丑陋的
6.恶劣的,下流,难听的,不象话,令人很不痛快的
7.意外,难以想象的
8.漫长难熬的,满怀惆怅的
9.急促的

n.

1.〔英国〕(趣味低级、售价便宜的)惊险小说[杂志]

例句：

1. There's something in her eyes wakes such a dreadful fear in my heart, that drives me mad.
   她的眼睛里有种东西，在我心里唤起那么一种可怖的恐惧，简直逼得我要发疯。

2. The Mole came and crouched beside him, and, looking out, saw the wood that had been so dreadful to him in quite a changed aspect.
   鼹鼠也钻出来，蹲在他身旁。他向外望去，只见那座曾经吓得他失魂落魄的树林，完全变了样。

3. They began to talk of what a dreadful storm it had been the night before.
   他们开始谈及前天晚上有多么可怕的暴风雨。

4. After such a dreadful experience, you'd think I'd be ready to give her back.
   经过了这样儿的经历之后，你一定会觉得我们已经准备把她送回去。

5. As the sun was setting, Abram fell into a deep sleep, and a thick and dreadful darkness came over him.
   日头正落的时候，亚伯兰沉沉的睡了；忽然有惊人的大黑暗落在他身上。

6. The present law, as it now stood, had been instituted by the wisdom of their fathers, to check the alarming progress of a dreadful crime.
   现行的法律是前辈智慧的结晶，目的在于制止一种骇人听闻的罪行恶性发展。

7. IT HAS been a dreadful week in Kashmir, the bloodiest yet in two decades of uprisings against Indian rule.
   本周对于喀什米尔来说，有如梦魇。这场暴乱，是20年以来，抗击印度法规最为血腥的一次事件。

8. It was a dreadful day, but it is also a day that will remain, I believe, a symbol of the enduring bravery of the British people.
   那是一个可怕的日子，但我认为，那同时也永远是一个象征英国人民大无畏精神的日子。