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terrific

/təˈrɪf.ɪk/

Übersetzung: Adjektiv, das verwendet wird, um etwas als außergewöhnlich gut oder hervorragend zu beschreiben.

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adjective

/təˈrɪf.ɪk/B1formalamerican
  • deAdjektiv, das verwendet wird, um etwas als außergewöhnlich gut oder hervorragend zu beschreiben.

An adjective used to describe something that is extremely good or excellent.

  1. Very great or intenseB2informal

    Extremely large in degree, amount, or intensity.

    deSehr groß oder intensiv

    • The storm caused a terrific amount of damage.
    • He was under terrific pressure to finish the project.
    • She felt a terrific sense of relief after the exam.

    Synonymecolossalenormousextremegreathugeimmenseintensemassiveprodigioustremendous

    Antonymemildminormoderateslightweak

  2. Extraordinarily good or greatA2informal

    Used as an intensifier to describe something exceptionally good or impressive.

    deGroßartig

    • We had a terrific time at the party last night.
    • That was a terrific performance by the band.
    • She did a terrific job organizing the event.

    Synonymeamazingexcellentfantasticgreatmarvelousoutstandingphenomenalremarkablesuperbwonderful

    Antonymeatrociousawfuldreadfulhorribleterrible

  3. Causing extreme terrorC1formal

    Something that inspires great fear or dread.

    deFurchterregend

    • The terrific roar of the lion echoed through the jungle.
    • They faced a terrific storm at sea.
    • The sight of the accident was truly terrific.

    Synonymealarmingappallingdiredreadfulfearsomeformidablefrightfulhorrifichorrifyingterrifying

    Antonymecalmingcomfortingreassuringsoothing

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  • more terrific comparative form
  • most terrific superlative form
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