dread(a)

英汉例句

双语例句

• The committee members live in dread of (= are always worried about) anything that may cause a scandal.
  委员会成员整天提心吊胆，生怕有什么事会引起流言蜚语。
• The elder Ananda uttered this verse : Then was a terrifying awe, Then was a horrifying dread, When he of all the marks possessed, The Enlightened, had Nirvana reached (17).
  老阿难说出这样的诗句：那是一个可怕的敬畏，然后是一个可怕的恐惧，他的所有的征象表明，觉悟者，已经达到涅磐。（17）。
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• I was born to be a shy kid and until high school (higher part of secondary school) I had less or more sociality dread, didnt know how to deal with people, didnt how or what to do, quite nervous.
  我生来是个很害羞的孩子，后来一直到高中多少都有些社交恐惧，不喜欢跟人打交道，会无所适从，很紧张。
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权威例句

• Hyperlocal news sites regard Groupon and other daily deal services with a mixture of love (for flooding their coffers with ad dollars) and dread (for competing with their own deal offerings).
  FORBES: How Working With Groupon Is 'Like Giving a 3-Year-Old a Gun'