appalled

UK
/əˈpɔːld/
US
/əˈpɔld/
appalledadjective
more appalled
Comp.
most appalled
Super.
UK
/əˈpɔːld/
US
/əˈpɔld/
Translations
She was appalled by the news.
Она была потрясена новостями.
He looked appalled at the sight.
Он выглядел ужаснувшимся при виде этого.
They were appalled by the decision.
Они были шокированы решением.
Additional translations
в ужасе
Definitions
Feeling or showing shock or horror at something unpleasant or offensive.
She was appalled by the amount of waste produced by the event.
appallverb

appalled

Past Simple

appalled
Past Simple
appalled
Past Participle
appalling
Gerund
UK
/əˈpɔːl/
US
/əˈpɔl/
Translations
The news of the disaster appalled everyone.
Новость о катастрофе ужасала всех.
The cruelty of the act appalled the community.
Жестокость поступка потрясла сообщество.
Additional translations
Definitions
To fill with horror or dismay; to shock or outrage.
The news of the disaster appalled everyone in the community.
appalverb

appalled

Past Simple

appalled
Past Simple
appalled
Past Participle
appalling
Gerund
UK
/əˈpɔːl/
US
/əˈpæl/
Translations
The news of the disaster appalled everyone.
Новость о катастрофе ужаснула всех.
The cruelty of the act appalled him.
Жестокость поступка потрясла его.
The decision to cut funding appalled the community.
Решение сократить финансирование шокировало сообщество.
Additional translations
Definitions
To fill or overcome with horror, consternation, or fear; dismay.
The news of the disaster appalled everyone in the community.
appalpast participle

appalled

Describes a state of being filled with shock or dismay.
Definitions
Feeling or showing great shock or dismay.
Residents were appalled by the council's decision to close the library.
appalgerund / present participle
Definitions
Causing shock, horror, or extreme dismay; very bad or unpleasant.
The living conditions in the refugee camp were appalling.