awful
awful 英 [ˈɔ:fl] 美 [ˈɔfəl]
adj. 可怕的，极讨厌的；非常的
- Describe something that is exceptionally bad as awful, but be careful: Saying your mom's cooking is awful may be truthful, but it's also likely to get you a frying pan upside the head.
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- adj. 可怕的，极讨厌的；非常的
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1. The food is awful。
食物很糟糕。
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2. That's an awful colour.
那颜色难看得很。
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3. It's awful, isn't it?
糟糕透了，不是吗？
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4. There's an awful smell in here.
这里有股很难闻的味道。
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5. The awful thing is, it was my fault.
糟糕的是，这是我的过失。
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6. It's going to cost an awful lot of money.
这要花非常多的钱。
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7. I feel an awful lot better than I did yesterday.
我觉得身体比昨天好得多了。
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8. the awful horrors of war
骇人听闻的战争恐怖情形
- awful (adj.) c. 1300, agheful "worthy of respect or fear, striking with awe; causing dread," from aghe, an earlier form of awe (n.), + -ful. The Old English word was egefull. Weakened sense "very bad" is from 1809; weakened sense of "excessively, very great" is by 1818. It formerly was occasionally used in a sense "profoundly reverential" (1590s).
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