英语词汇“awful”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	awful
释义	aw·ful I. \ˈȯfəl\ adjective (sometimes awfuller sometimes awfullest) Etymology: Middle English awful, aweful, ageful, from awe, age + -ful 1. : inspiring awe: as a. : causing dread or terror : appalling < I am in fear — in awful fear — and there is no escape for me — Bram Stoker > b. : commanding reverential fear or profound respect < they may hold converse with some saint, their awful, kindly friend — Nathaniel Hawthorne > c. : solemnly impressive < Westminster Hall … had an awful majesty, so vast, so high, and so silent — E.W.Weeks > 2. : filled with awe: as a. obsolete : terror-stricken < great potentates do kneel with awful fear — Christopher Marlowe > b. : deeply respectful < towards the East our awful greetings are wafted — John Keble > 3. : extremely unpleasant, disagreeable, or objectionable — often a generalized expression of disapproval < she has an awful voice > < an awful person > < awful manners > < an awful hat > 4. : very great — used as an intensive < does an awful lot of talking > < took an awful chance > Synonyms: see fearful II. adverb : awfully, very, extremely < my papa always said you were an awful smart boy — Willa Cather > — not often in formal use
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