frightening

1. 可怕的：11 C 前后照应逻辑推理 大部分的人都认为这些脚印仅仅是一般(ordinary)动物,即上文中的monkey or bear,留下的足迹,无所谓巨大的(huge),可怕的(frightening)动物,更与最近(recent)无关.

2. 驚嚇：瘧疾 malaria | 驚嚇 frightening | 挑戰 challenge

3. 令人恐惧的：noise=啸叫; | frightening=令人恐惧的; | last=持续;

4. 心令人恐俱的：frightened受惊的.受恐吓的 | frightening心令人恐俱的 | congratulation 祝贺.(复数)

1. The fact that he also challenges the men who follow him on emotional and psychological levels makes him not just charismatic but downright frightening.

2. While Romero's sixth zombie movie shows flashes of his signature cheeky sense of humor, it's never frightening or suspenseful.

3. The real world can be a frightening and lonely place for people with autism, and many wind up living at home with their parents in adulthood.

4. There is only one thing more frightening than China's exponential growth.

5. The round ones are perfect for frighteningly smiling faces while protruding teeth would fit on the long ones to make frightening yelling faces.

6. frightening什么意思

6. Brazil's greatest footballer said he was most concerned about delays in building or improving stadiums and modernising the country's " frightening " airport system.

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7. Brendan is a huge animal lover and they generally like him, but he did once have a frightening moment with an enraged gaggle of geese.

8. frightening

8. Not even the frightening gravitational forces of an imperfect landing could taint the rare experience.

9. The horse broke through the hall's glass doors and began running around the business hall, frightening three clerks working behind the counter.

10. Their noble deeds lent a touch of humane warmth to that otherwise frightening night.

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