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dreadful

/ˈdred.fəl/

翻译: 形容某事物极其糟糕、令人不快,或令人感到强烈的恐惧。

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词语关系

adjective

/ˈdred.fəl/B1formal
  • zh形容某事物极其糟糕、令人不快,或令人感到强烈的恐惧。

Describes something that is extremely bad, unpleasant, or causes great fear.

  1. Extremely bad or unpleasantB1formal

    Causing great suffering, unhappiness, or dislike; terrible.

    zh可怕的

    • The weather was dreadful all week.
    • She had a dreadful headache after the long flight.
    • The movie was so dreadful that we left early.

    同义词abysmalappallingatrociousawfuldirefearfulfrightfulhorribleterriblewretched

    反义词delightfulmarvelouspleasantsplendidwonderful

  2. Causing fear or dreadB2formal

    Inspiring a feeling of fear or apprehension.

    zh可怕的

    • He had a dreadful feeling that something was wrong.
    • The dreadful news of the accident spread quickly.
    • She let out a dreadful scream when she saw the spider.

    同义词alarmingappallingawfuldirefearfulfrightfulhorrifichorrifyingshockingterrifying

    反义词cheeringcomfortingencouragingpleasantreassuringsafewelcome

  3. Used for emphasisB1informalbritish

    Used to emphasize how bad something is.

    zh糟糕的

    • I made a dreadful mistake on the exam.
    • The food at that restaurant was dreadful.
    • He's in a dreadful mood today.

    同义词abominableappallingatrociousawfulfrightfulhorrendousterrible

    反义词marveloussplendidwonderful

词形
  • more dreadful comparative form
  • most dreadful superlative form
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