英语词汇“eerie”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	eerie
释义	eerieeerie /ˈɪri/ adjective Etymology ETYMOLOGYeerie Origin: 1200-1300 Old English earg not brave, full of fear Thesaurus THESAURUSmaking you feel afraid or nervous► frightening making you feel afraid or nervous: The crime rate in this city is frightening. Going into the hospital can be very frightening. ► scary making you feel frightened: Scary movies give me nightmares. ► terrifying making someone extremely frightened: The loud explosion was terrifying. ► alarming making you feel suddenly frightened and worried about a problem or danger: The alarming death rate of honey bees poses an enormous problem for farmers. ► intimidating making you feel worried, frightened, and less confident: The size and strength of the players on the other team were really intimidating. ► eerie strange and scary. Used especially about sounds and things you see: There was an eerie howling sound coming from the backyard. ► spooky scary because something reminds you of ghosts or similar things. Used especially about places: They say that spooky old house at the top of the hill is haunted. ► creepy making you feel frightened and slightly sick or uncomfortable to think about. Used especially about people and places: The way the old woman looked at me was really creepy. strange and frightening: The wind made an eerie sound outside.► see thesaurus at frightening [Origin: 1200–1300 Old English earg not brave, full of fear]
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