terrible
terrible 英 [ˈterəbl] 美 [ˈtɛrəbəl]
adj. 可怕的;很糟的;令人讨厌的 adv. 很,非常
- The original meaning of terrible was anything that causes terror. That meaning still applies, but mostly this is a word for anything really bad.
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- adj. 可怕的;很糟的;令人讨厌的
- adv. 很,非常
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1. a terrible experience
令人极不愉快的经历
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2. What terrible news!
多么骇人听闻的消息!
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3. a terrible accident
重大事故
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4. He had suffered terrible injuries.
他受了重伤。
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5. I feel terrible—I think I'll go to bed.
我觉得难受,想去睡觉了。
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6. Your driving is terrible!
你的驾驶技术真是糟糕透了!
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7. a terrible mistake
严重的错误
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8. to be in terrible pain
处于极度痛苦之中
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9. The room was in a terrible mess.
房间里脏乱不堪。
- terrible (adj.) late 14c., "causing terror, awe, or dread; frightful," from Old French terrible (12c.), from Latin terribilis "frightful," from terrere "fill with fear," from PIE root *tros- "to make afraid" (source also of Sanskrit trasanti "to tremble, be afraid," Avestan tarshta "scared, afraid," Greek treëin "to tremble, be afraid," Lithuanian trišėti "to tremble, shiver," Old Church Slavonic treso "I shake," Middle Irish tarrach "timid"). Weakened sense of "very bad, awful" is first attested 1590s.
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