| 单词 | terrific |
| 释义 | ter·rif·ic 1. a. < the terrific destruction … visited upon the country — I.M.Price > < terrific, serrated outcrops of naked rock — Douglas Carruthers > b. < might well have passed at three hearts … with his terrific distribution — Springfield (Massachusetts) Daily News > < covering up a terrific literary scandal for one of his clients — Robert Cantwell > 2. a. < can read the most involved books at the terrific rate of 600 pages a day — Bernard Eaton > < the terrific heat exploded ammunition in the wing guns — O.O.Jensen > b. < punched him … in the stomach, short terrific jabs — Raymond Chandler > < sad to see … the damage done by this terrific winter — Georgina Grahame > < the impact of thirty million aliens is a terrific test of any culture — G.W.Johnson > 3. < a terrific view … all the way to the Black Mountains of Wales, some fifty miles distant — Richard Joseph > < told him that the piece would be a great success in the concert hall and terrific on records — Moses Smith > Synonyms: see fearful |
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