be terrified

基本解釋

If she believed that, she would be terrified.
如果她這樣想，那孩子可得嚇壞了。
If we knew about the real facts and statistics of mortality, we’d be terrified.
如果我們了解真實(shí)情況和死亡率的數(shù)字，我們會(huì)被嚇倒。
But each generation grows up into respectable parents, ready to be terrified to death of the next one.
但是每一代都成長(zhǎng)爲(wèi)受人尊敬的父母，都會(huì)由於下一代的死亡而膽戰(zhàn)心驚。

One visitor,a former Navy man,once said: "The only good thing about my fighting in the war was that I was too young to be terrified."

Even tax-averse Republicans should be terrified at the prospect of either of these plans becoming law.
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In a crisis supervisors will still be terrified that the threat of hundreds of billions of dollars of losses will fuel panic.
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Bank of America should be terrified that it is near the bottom of the customer-experience index while another bank, USAA, is right at the top.
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