terrified

简明释义

英[ˈterɪfaɪd]美[ˈterɪfaɪd]

adj. 非常害怕的，极度惊恐的

v. 使害怕，使恐惧（terrify 的过去式和过去分词）

英英释义

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例句

1.But the woman says the snake she encountered Thursday terrified her out of her wits.

但是这名妇女说，她星期四遇到的那条蛇吓得她惊慌失措。

2.He backed against the wall, terrified.

他退到墙边，惊恐万分。

3.Thus sharply did the terrified three learn the difference between an island of make-believe and the same island come true.

吓坏了的三人就这样明白了假想岛和真实岛之间的区别。

4.Suspended on their stilts, the actors remove their masks and reveal their off-white faces, staring terrified at a sunless sky, dark clouds congregating.

演员们被吊在高跷上，他们摘下面具，露出他们苍白的脸，惊恐地盯着没有阳光，乌云聚集在一起的天空。

5.The woman says the snake she encountered Thursday terrified her out of her wits.

这名妇女说，她星期四遇到的那条蛇把她吓得魂飞魄散。

6.I'm terrified of losing you.

我真害怕失去你。

7.He was terrified (that) he would fall.

他很害怕会跌倒。

8.If you were under pressure to be perfect, you are terrified of failing in the most public of ways.

如果你处在追求完美的压力下，你会害怕在最公开的情况下失败。

9.The father was terrified, and ran thither and scolded the boy.

父亲吓了一跳，赶紧跑过去责骂孩子。

10.He was terrified 感到恐惧 of speaking in front of a large audience.

他在大庭广众面前发言时感到terrified。

11.She was terrified 感到恐惧 when she heard the loud noise outside.

当她听到外面的巨大噪音时，她感到terrified。

12.The children were terrified 感到恐惧 during the thunderstorm.

在雷雨中，孩子们感到terrified。

13.After watching the horror movie, she felt terrified 感到恐惧 and couldn't sleep.

看完恐怖片后，她感到terrified，无法入睡。

14.The dog was terrified 感到恐惧 by the fireworks.

那只狗被烟花吓得terrified。

作文

The night was dark and stormy, with thunder rumbling in the distance. As I sat on my bed, I couldn't shake the feeling of being terrified. It wasn't just the storm that frightened me; it was the stories I had heard about things that go bump in the night. My imagination ran wild as I thought of all the possible creatures lurking in the shadows. I remembered a time when I was camping with friends, and we told ghost stories around the campfire. One story, in particular, left me feeling terrified for days. It was about a haunted forest where people had gone missing, and their spirits were said to roam free. Every rustle of leaves outside my window reminded me of that tale, and my heart raced with fear.As the wind howled outside, I wrapped my blanket tighter around myself, trying to find comfort in its warmth. But the more I thought about the storm, the more I felt terrified. The power had gone out earlier, leaving me in complete darkness. I reached for my phone, hoping to use its light, but realized the battery was dead. Panic set in as I felt utterly alone, surrounded by silence except for the sound of the wind.In moments like these, when I feel terrified, I try to remind myself of the rational explanations behind my fears. I took a deep breath and thought about the science behind storms. Thunder is just the sound of lightning, and the wind is a natural phenomenon. Yet, no amount of reasoning could calm my racing heart. I decided to distract myself by thinking of happier memories. I recalled the last summer vacation I spent at the beach with my family, laughing and playing in the sun. Those thoughts made me feel a little less terrified.I also remembered a lesson from my childhood: the importance of facing your fears. I decided to muster up some courage and walk to the window. As I peeked outside, I saw the trees swaying violently in the wind, their branches dancing like they were alive. Instead of feeling terrified, I began to appreciate the beauty of nature's fury. The storm was powerful, yet it was also a reminder of the world’s wonders.After a few moments, I felt a sense of calm wash over me. I realized that being terrified is a natural human emotion. Everyone experiences fear at some point in their lives. It can be a protective mechanism, keeping us alert to danger. However, it can also be paralyzing if we let it take control. I promised myself that I would not allow fear to dictate my life. I would face it head-on, whether it was a storm outside or the anxieties that lingered within.As the storm began to subside, I felt a surge of relief. The thunder became less frequent, and the howling wind turned into a gentle breeze. I smiled to myself, realizing that my feelings of being terrified had faded away with the storm. I learned that fear can be conquered with understanding and bravery. The next time I find myself in a similar situation, I will remember this night and how I overcame my fear. In the end, I felt grateful for the experience, as it taught me about resilience and the power of facing what terrifies us most.

夜晚黑暗而暴风雨肆虐，远处雷声隆隆。当我坐在床上时，我无法摆脱被恐惧的感觉。令我感到害怕的并不仅仅是暴风雨，还有我听过的关于夜晚发出咯吱声的故事。我的想象力如野火般蔓延，想到所有可能潜伏在阴影中的生物。我想起了和朋友们露营的日子，我们围着篝火讲鬼故事。有一个故事特别让我感到恐惧，持续了好几天。故事讲的是一个闹鬼的森林，许多人在那儿失踪，他们的灵魂据说在自由地游荡。每当窗外叶子沙沙作响时，我都想起那个故事，心脏怦怦直跳。当外面的风呼啸时，我把毯子裹得更紧，试图在温暖中找到安慰。但越想暴风雨，我就越感到恐惧。早些时候停电，让我陷入完全的黑暗。我拿起手机，希望用它的光亮，但发现电池没电了。恐慌袭来，我感到孤立无援，周围除了风声一片寂静。在这样的时刻，当我感到恐惧时，我会努力提醒自己理智的解释。我深吸一口气，思考暴风雨背后的科学原理。雷声只是闪电的声音，风是自然现象。然而，没有任何理由能够平息我狂跳的心。我决定通过回忆快乐的时光来分散注意力。我想起了与家人一起度过的最后一个夏季假期，在阳光下嬉戏和欢笑。这些回忆让我感到稍微不那么恐惧。我还想起了童年时学到的一课：面对恐惧的重要性。我决定鼓起勇气走到窗前。当我偷偷往外看时，我看到树木在风中剧烈摇摆，树枝像活了一样在舞动。此时，我不再感到恐惧，反而开始欣赏自然的美丽。暴风雨是强大的，但它也是世界奇观的提醒。过了一会儿，我感到一阵平静涌上心头。我意识到，感到恐惧是人类自然的情感。每个人在生活中都会经历恐惧。这可以是一种保护机制，让我们对危险保持警觉。然而，如果我们让它控制我们的生活，它也可能令人窒息。我向自己承诺，不会让恐惧支配我的生活。我将勇敢面对，无论是外面的暴风雨还是内心的焦虑。随着暴风雨开始减弱，我感到一阵松了一口气。雷声变得不那么频繁，呼啸的风转变为轻柔的微风。我对自己微笑，意识到我曾经感到恐惧的情绪随着暴风雨的消退而消失。我明白，恐惧可以通过理解和勇气来征服。下次我再次面临类似的情况时，我会记住这个夜晚，以及我是如何克服我的恐惧的。最终，我为这次经历感到感激，因为它教会了我韧性和面对最可怕事物的力量。