dreadful
dreadful 英 [ˈdredfl] 美 [ˈdrɛdfəl]
adj. 可怕的；糟透的，令人不快的
But the time of suspense is dreadful. 但停滞的那段时间是可怕的。
Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so. 强大而可怕的，因为你并非如此。
- Something that's terribly bad is dreadful. Some people love going to the opera, but for others there's no more dreadful way to spend three hours.
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- adj. 可怕的；糟透的，令人不快的
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1. But the time of suspense is dreadful.
但停滞的那段时间是可怕的。
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2. Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so.
强大而可怕的，因为你并非如此。
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3. The dreadful sight chilled her to the marrow.
这种可怕的景象使她感到毛骨悚然。
dread·ful / ˈdredfl ; NAmE ˈdredfl / adjective ( especially BrE) 1 very bad or unpleasant 糟糕透顶的；讨厌的；令人不快的 ◆ What dreadful weather! 多么讨厌的天气！ ◆ What a dreadful thing to say! 话说得太难听了！ ◆ It's dreadful the way they treat their staff. 他们对待雇员的方式糟糕透了。 ◆ How dreadful! 多讨厌啊！ ◆ Jane looked dreadful (= looked ill or tired). 简看上去脸色很不好。 ☞synonyms at terrible 2 [only before noun ] used to emphasize how bad sth is （强调糟糕的程度）极其的，极坏的 SYN terrible ◆ She's making a dreadful mess of things. 她把事情搞得一塌糊涂。 ◆ I'm afraid there's been a dreadful mistake. 恐怕是出了大错。 3 [usually before noun ] causing fear or suffering 可怕的；令人畏惧的；使人痛苦的 SYN terrible ◆ a dreadful accident 可怕的事故 ◆ They suffered dreadful injuries. 他们严重受伤。 dread·ful / ˈdredfl ; NAmE ˈdredfl /
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