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dreadful
UK
/ˈdrɛd.fəl/
US
/ˈdrɛd.fəl/
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dreadful
adjective
more dreadful
Comp.
most dreadful
Super.
UK
/ˈdrɛd.fəl/
US
/ˈdrɛd.fəl/
ужасный
The weather today is dreadful.
Погода сегодня ужасная.
страшный
He had a dreadful nightmare last night.
У него был страшный кошмар прошлой ночью.
кошмарный
The movie was dreadful and not worth watching.
Фильм был кошмарный и не стоил просмотра.
Traductions supplémentaires
жуткий
отвратительный
ужасающий
Synonymes
terrible
awful
horrible
appalling
atrocious
frightful
shocking
abominable
dire
grim
Antonymes
pleasant
delightful
enjoyable
wonderful
dreadful
noun
dreadfuls
pl
Countable noun, chiefly historical/literary, as in "penny dreadful"; occasionally used in plural "dreadfuls".
dreadful
adverb
UK
/ˈdrɛd.fəl/
US
/ˈdrɛd.fəl/
Informal/colloquial intensifier usage, chiefly British
Synonymes
terribly
horribly
awfully
frightfully
abominably
miserably
grievously
shockingly
appallingly
extremely
very
badly
hugely
Définitions
dreadful
adjective
Causing great fear or apprehension; terrible.
The dreadful storm left the town in ruins.
Extremely bad or unpleasant.
She had a dreadful headache that lasted all day.
Filled with or characterized by dread; fearful or apprehensive.
She cast a dreadful glance at the ominous clouds gathering above.
dreadful
noun
A sensational or cheaply produced story, magazine, or novel, especially a nineteenth-century 'penny dreadful'.
Victorian readers gobbled up the lurid dreadfuls sold on street corners.
dreadful
adverb
Used informally as an intensifier meaning "very" or "extremely".
I'm dreadful sorry for the inconvenience.
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