| 单词 | hideous |
| 释义 | hid·e·ous /ˈhɪdiəs/ adjective UGLYextremely unpleasant or ugly 极丑的，极难看的 a hideous dress 一条很难看的连衣裙 hideous crimes 丑恶的罪行 Dinnertime that day was hideous. 那天的晚餐很不愉快。 —hideously adverb Her face was hideously scarred. 她脸上留下了丑陋的疤痕。 —hideousness noun [uncountable]Examples from the Corpushideous• In fairy stories the Prince is always very handsome, and the witch hideous.• Everyone knows that hideous accidents happen, however precise modern weapons are supposed to be.• Seconds later, the night was made hideous by the shrieks of alarm from the man-apes in the cave above.• One of our wedding presents was a hideous clock.• a hideous crime• Each of the damned souls was guarded by a group of hideous demons.• One goes like this: He was a hideous giant named Offero, who earned a living carrying travelers across the river.• Exactly how hideous had it been?• Emma was wearing an absolutely hideous purple and orange dress.• Roosevelt saw first-hand the hideous results of free enterprise untouched by government regulation.• He became vast and covered me, covered my face, his hideous throat working.• a man with a hideous twisted lipOrigin hideous (1300-1400) Old French hidous, from hide “terror”hid·e·ous adjectiveChineseSyllable ugly extremely unpleasant or Corpus |
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