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hor·ri·ble
(hôr′ə-bəl, hŏr′-)adj.
1. Arousing or tending to arouse horror; dreadful: "War is beyond all words horrible" (Winston S. Churchill).
2. Very unpleasant; disagreeable.
[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin horribilis, from horrēre, to tremble.]
hor′ri·ble·ness n.
hor′ri·bly adv.
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horribly
(ˈhɒrɪblɪ)adv
1. in a horrible manner
2. (intensifier): I'm horribly bored.
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Adv. | 1. | horribly - of a dreadful kind; "there was a dreadfully bloody accident on the road this morning" |
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Translations
بِصورَة فَظيعَه أو مُرْعِبَه
hrozně
frygteligthæsligt
iszonyúan
hryllilega, hræîilega
korkunç/iğrenç bir şekilde
horribly
[ˈhɒrɪblɪ] ADV1. (= dreadfully) [difficult, rich, embarrassed, expensive] → terriblemente, tremendamente
I was horribly drunk → tenía una borrachera terrible, estaba borrachísimo
I felt horribly embarrassed by the whole thing → me sentía terriblemente or tremendamente abochornado por todo aquello
it's all gone horribly wrong → todo ha salido terriblemente mal
I was horribly drunk → tenía una borrachera terrible, estaba borrachísimo
I felt horribly embarrassed by the whole thing → me sentía terriblemente or tremendamente abochornado por todo aquello
it's all gone horribly wrong → todo ha salido terriblemente mal
2. (= horrifically) [die, injure, scream] → de una forma horrible; [mutilated, disfigured] → horriblemente, espantosamente
they died horribly → murieron de una forma horrible, tuvieron una muerte horrible
men with horribly scarred faces → hombres con unas cicatrices horribles en la cara
they died horribly → murieron de una forma horrible, tuvieron una muerte horrible
men with horribly scarred faces → hombres con unas cicatrices horribles en la cara
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horribly
[ˈhɒrɪbli] adv (= extremely) [embarrassing, expensive, uncomfortable, drunk] → très
Our plans have gone horribly wrong → Nos projets ont très mal tourné.
Our plans have gone horribly wrong → Nos projets ont très mal tourné.
[disfigured] → atrocement; [murdered] → sauvagement
Collins English/French Electronic Resource. © HarperCollins Publishers 2005
horribly
adv
(= in a horrible manner) → grauenhaft; murdered → auf grauenhafte Art; they died horribly → sie starben einen grauenhaften Tod; the man had been horribly injured → der Mann hatte grauenhafte Verletzungen davongetragen
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horror
(ˈhorə) noun1. great fear or dislike. She has a horror of spiders; She looked at me in horror.
2. a disagreeable person or thing. Her little boy is an absolute horror.
ˈhorrible adjective1. causing horror; dreadful. a horrible sight.
2. unpleasant. What a horrible day!
ˈhorribleness nounˈhorribly adverb
ˈhorrid (-rid) adjective
1. unpleasant. That was a horrid thing to say.
2. dreadful. a horrid shriek.
horrific (həˈrifik) adjective terrible; terrifying. a horrific accident; a horrific journey.
ˈhorrify (-fai) verb to shock greatly. Mrs Smith was horrified to find that her son had a tattooed chest.
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