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Word family noun scare adjective scared scary verb scare scar·y, scarey /ˈskeəri $ ˈskeri/ ●●● S1 adjective (comparative scarier, superlative scariest) informal FRIGHTENEDfrightening 可怕的，骇人的，恐怖的 a scary moment 恐怖的一刻 a scary movie 恐怖片 The book is both scary and funny. 这本书既恐怖又有趣。► see thesaurus at frighteningExamples from the Corpusscary• The stars and the street lights stopped it being too dark, but it was still pretty scary.• I don't regret my decision to start a new life, in a new country. It's scary, but it's also really exciting.• Yet the commercial is based on speculation that is indeed scary but not unjustified.• I had a really scary dream last night.• She didn't like the film. It was too scary for her.• It really was scary - I kid you not.• While this may seem scary, it is the only way to get her stepfather to stop what he is doing.• a big scary monster• What our deep-seated fears say, of course, can be even scarier than the stories themselves.scar·y adjectiveChineseSyllable Corpus frightening |