单词	horrid
释义	horridhor‧rid /ˈhɒrɪd $ ˈhɔː-, ˈhɑː-/ adjective especially British English Word Origin WORD ORIGINhorrid Origin: 1500-1600 Latin horridus ‘rough, hairy’, from horrere; ➔ HORROR Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES a horrid little boy The dogs were raised in horrid conditions. EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS A slithering of chains, a horrid steel-on-stone sound, and three steps to match. By the July Fourth holiday, conditions in the forest probably will have deteriorated beyond horrid. Every soldier in the field saw crippling and horrid injuries, and one can imagine the impact that had. He was always a horrid little boy for all his pretty face, and now he's a horrid man. Her uterus became distended, causing her horrid pain. They have a horrid vision of Mr John Smith raising inflation from the dead with the blessing of our Euro-competitors. 1 informal very unpleasant SYN  nasty:  a horrid smell2 old-fashioned behaving in a nasty unkind way:  Don’t be so horrid!
随便看	repressively repressiveness reprieve reprimand reprint reprisal reprise reproach reproachful reproachfully reprobate reprocess reproduce reproducible reproduction reproductive reproof reprove reproving reprovingly reptile reptilian republic republican Republicanism

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