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terrible

/ˈter.ə.bəl/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose d'extrêmement mauvais, grave ou désagréable, ou qui provoque une forte peur ou horreur.

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adjective

/ˈter.ə.bəl/A1formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose d'extrêmement mauvais, grave ou désagréable, ou qui provoque une forte peur ou horreur.

Describes something that is extremely bad, serious, or unpleasant.

  1. Very bad or unpleasantA1informal

    Extremely poor in quality or causing great discomfort.

    frtrès mauvais, épouvantable

    • The weather was terrible during our vacation.
    • I had a terrible headache all day.
    • That movie was absolutely terrible.

    Synonymesabysmalappallingatrociousawfuldreadfulfrightfulhorrendoushorriblewretched

    Antonymesexcellentfantasticgreatsuperbwonderful

  2. Causing fear or dreadB1formal

    Extremely serious or frightening.

    frterrible (qui inspire la peur)

    • The accident was a terrible tragedy.
    • They witnessed a terrible storm that destroyed homes.
    • The news of the earthquake was terrible.

    Synonymesappallingawfuldreadfulfearfulfrightfulhorriblehorrificterrifying

    Antonymescalmingcomfortingencouragingreassuring

  3. Very great in degreeB1informal

    Used to emphasize the intensity of something negative.

    frTrès grand degré (intensité négative)

    • He made a terrible mistake by lying.
    • She felt a terrible sense of guilt.
    • The traffic was terrible this morning.

    Synonymesatrociousawfuldreadfulextremefrightfulhorribleintensesevere

    Antonymesmildminornegligibleslight

Formes
  • more terrible comparative form
  • most terrible superlative form
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