1·Oh, how horrible it is to be hungry!
啊，肚子饿多可怕呀！
2·I had a horrible experience yesterday morning.
昨天早晨我经历了一件可怕的事情。
3·I know about the voices, the sense of vanishing, the horrible envy of others.
我知道那些声音，那种消失的感觉，还有其他人可怕的嫉妒。
4·Now I am afraid of looking back since the past life seemed like a horrible dream.
现在我害怕回顾过去，因为过去的生活就像一个可怕的梦。
5·Metamorphosis, in turn, certainly represents the horrible imagery of an ethic of lucidity.
反过来，《变形记》当然代表了一种清晰的伦理道德的可怕形象。
1·Never in all my life have I seen such a horrible thing.
我一辈子也没见过这么恐怖的事。
—— 《牛津词典》
2·He started telling everybody in the bar about the horrible experience he just went through in the spooky car.
他开始对酒吧里的每个人诉说自己刚才在那辆阴森的车里所遇到的恐怖经历。
3·They are concerned with others, but in a negative way, and in the end will only have their own righteousness to live with, and that's a horrible companion.
他们总是在关心别人，但是相反的，最终他们只会按照那些他们认为正确的路永远走下去，这种人将是一个恐怖的伴侣。
4·If all you're striving for is money, you'll do horrible things to get it.
如果你奋斗只为金钱，你将会为得到它而做恐怖的事情。
5·It was not only because I was so sleepy, I wanted to sleep away the horrible three years, to forget them like a bad dream.
不仅仅是我很困，我想睡过这恐怖的三年时间，能让我像做了个噩梦般忘记他们。
1·GORDON: much worse and much more horrible.
戈登：更糟，也更可怖。
2·My long fangs, under the moonlight appear so horrible, whether you are insignificant?
我的长长的尖牙，在月光下显得那么可怖，你是否淡然?。
3·With some kind of spirited sense he seemed to envisage a bleak, horrible void.
他用某种精神的感官，似乎窥见了某种荒凉、可怖的空虚。
4·The more horrible the events about which we read and heard, the more certain we became of our responsibility to enlighten and accuse.
我们读到和听到的那些事件愈是可怖，我们受到的启发和谴责的责任感则愈是确定无疑。
5·The moon just cast a light on her body. The white nightgown appeared more ghastly and horrible than ever.
窗处的月光正好照在她身上，映着那白色的睡衣越发地显得惨白和可怖。