单词 | scary |
释义 | scary (skeəri ) Word forms: scarier , scariest adjective B1+ Something that is scary is rather frightening. [informal] I think prison is going to be a scary thing for Harry. There's something very scary about him. [+ about] We watched scary movies. Synonyms: frightening, alarming, terrifying, shocking scarily (skeərɪli ) adverb [usually ADVERB adjective] B2 ...the scarily unstable new world order. Collocations: scary scenario It's a scary scenario to find yourself in. Times, Sunday Times But it will have none of the scary scenarios bandied about by activists. Times, Sunday Times The scary scenarios are borrowed from horror and science-fiction movies. Globe and Mail So we have to offer up scary scenarios, make simplified, dramatic statements, and make little mention of any doubts we might have. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Did he ever get in any scary situations with gangs himself? Times, Sunday Times And she has been in some scary situations. The Sun But that rarely happens with scary situations in our lives. Christianity Today This three-part series, interruptions for adverts aside, was effective at delivering genuine scares, mixing dramatisations with interviews with those involved in the alleged scary situations. Times, Sunday Times I've got a story to tell you — a very scary story about what happens when people aren't nice to each other. The Sun The pupils wept hysterically when they were stuffed inside the tiny room for misbehaving during the reading of a scary story. The Sun We hear a scary story that sticks with us, or we see someone else's frightened reaction and copy it without thinking. Times, Sunday Times As to why we enjoy being terrified, let me tell you a scary story... Times, Sunday Times It's a good, old-fashioned scary story. The Sun For the traditional high street and mid-tier accountancy firms that dominate the small and mid-sized company market, that's scary stuff. Times, Sunday Times Scary stuff - and a statistic that should make marketing executives sit up and listen. Times, Sunday Times The power of money magnifies its dangers, but that only makes the scary stuff more entrancing. Times, Sunday Times We've got some proper, proper scary stuff in the new series. Times, Sunday Times It was real scary stuff. Times, Sunday Times A scary thought, given the total value of the clothes stored here. Times, Sunday Times A very scary thought indeed. The Sun It's quite a scary thought. Times, Sunday Times Now that's a scary thought. The Sun Technology innovations, such as gunpowder and fighter jets, drive military revolutions; today, it's information, communications and (scary thought) biotechnologies. Globe and Mail Her customers are sometimes scary but mostly putty in her efficient hands. Times, Sunday Times It's new, sometimes exciting, sometimes scary. The Sun We had to do this during times of big change in the music industry, and although sometimes scary, it also allowed us to do things our own way. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Next comes the truly scary part. Times, Sunday Times Want to see something truly scary? Times, Sunday Times No, really, they are actually truly scary. Times, Sunday Times A truly scary mob of mosh-pit density would get about 2.5 square feet per person. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The 'after' photos are very scary indeed - weeping, scabby, swollen and bruised eyelids, worse than a heavyweight boxer after 12 rounds. The Sun I've got a story to tell you — a very scary story about what happens when people aren't nice to each other. The Sun Behind all the admittedly very handy image-sharing, outfit-inspiring and click-of-a-button designer goods, lies something very scary for the front row. Times, Sunday Times I was on my own and it was a very scary and difficult situation. Times, Sunday Times It was a very scary time for her and for us. The Sun Translations: Chinese: 引起惊慌的 Japanese: 怖い |
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