dreading

简明释义

英[ˈdredɪŋ]美[ˈdredɪŋ]

n. 装载杂货选择权

v. 害怕；恐惧；担忧（dread 的 ing 形式）

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1.Trick yourself by putting a big task you've been dreading at the top of your list.

把一个你迟迟不敢下手的大任务放在任务清单的最前面用来忽悠你自己。

2.Once we arrive, we're not excited to be there and we are dreading the things we must get done.

当我们一到工作地点，就一点也没有了抵达目的地的喜悦之情，而且为之后必须要做的事感到害怕担忧。

3.We were all waiting for and dreading our notifications.

我们都在心情忐忑的等待着。

4."Now the grandparents" I closed my eyes, dreading the hopelessness of my situation.

“现在，祖父母们…”我闭上眼睛，处境让我不堪设想。

5.I'm dreading Christmas this year.

我害怕今年的圣诞节。

6.Dreading them, or walking on eggshells all day to avoid them is no way to live.

若你害怕错误，或整日游走边缘只为规避犯错的风险，这于生存无益。

7.So as another year went by, I started dreading Christmas.

又过了一年，我开始害怕过圣诞节。

8.Avoid dreading dead reading, read the dead ox horn.

读书忌死读，死读钻牛角。

9.Finding a new job will be difficult, but is the prolonged anxiety of paying the rent any worse than dreading coming into work?

找一份新工作是很难的，但为付房租这样长时间的焦虑真的比害怕去工作更糟糕吗？

10.I am dreading the long meeting this afternoon.

我在害怕今天下午的长会议。

11.She is dreading the results of her exam.

她在担心她考试的结果。

12.He was dreading the thought of speaking in public.

他在害怕公开演讲的想法。

13.They are dreading the upcoming winter storm.

他们在担心即将到来的冬季风暴。

14.I'm dreading having to tell her the bad news.

我在害怕告诉她坏消息。

作文

As the sun began to set, I found myself sitting on my bed, staring blankly at the wall. The feeling of dreading (害怕) the upcoming exam consumed me. I had always been a diligent student, but this particular test seemed daunting. My mind raced with thoughts of failure and embarrassment. What if I didn’t perform well? What if my friends succeeded while I fell behind? These questions haunted me, amplifying my sense of dreading (害怕). The pressure to excel was immense. I recalled how my parents had sacrificed so much for my education, and I felt a heavy weight on my shoulders. I was not just dreading (害怕) the exam itself; I was also dreading (害怕) the disappointment I might cause them. The fear of letting down my family became intertwined with my academic anxiety, creating a vicious cycle that only intensified my stress. In an attempt to combat these feelings, I decided to reach out to my friends. We formed a study group, hoping that collaboration would ease our individual burdens. Yet, even in their company, I couldn’t shake off the sense of dreading (害怕). Every time we discussed the material, I felt as though I was falling behind. My friends seemed to grasp concepts effortlessly, while I struggled to keep up. This comparison only fueled my dreading (害怕) as I feared that I was not smart enough to succeed. As the day of the exam approached, I tried various techniques to alleviate my anxiety. I practiced deep breathing exercises, engaged in positive self-talk, and even visualized success. However, despite my efforts, the shadow of dreading (害怕) loomed large. It was as if it had taken residence in my mind, whispering doubts and fears that were hard to silence. On the morning of the exam, I woke up feeling a mix of apprehension and determination. I knew that I had prepared as best as I could, yet the thought of facing the unknown still filled me with dreading (害怕). As I walked into the examination hall, my heart raced, and my palms grew sweaty. I took a deep breath, reminding myself that I was not alone in this experience. Many students shared the same feelings of dreading (害怕) and anxiety. When the exam finally began, I focused on each question, trying to push aside my fears. The initial moments were challenging, but gradually, I found my rhythm. With each question I answered, the grip of dreading (害怕) loosened. I realized that my preparation had equipped me with the knowledge I needed. After the exam, I felt a wave of relief wash over me. I had faced my fears and emerged stronger. While the feeling of dreading (害怕) had accompanied me throughout the process, I learned that it was possible to confront and overcome it. This experience taught me that fear is a natural part of life, but it doesn’t have to dictate my actions. In the end, I discovered that resilience and determination can triumph over the feelings of dreading (害怕).

当太阳开始落下时，我发现自己坐在床上，呆呆地盯着墙壁。即将到来的考试让我感到dreading（害怕）。我一直是个勤奋的学生，但这次的考试似乎令人畏惧。我的脑海中充满了失败和尴尬的想法。如果我表现不好怎么办？如果我的朋友们成功，而我却落后呢？这些问题纠缠着我，加剧了我的dreading（害怕）感。 为了应对这些感觉，我决定向我的朋友们求助。我们组成了一个学习小组，希望合作能减轻我们各自的负担。然而，即使在他们的陪伴中，我也无法摆脱dreading（害怕）的感觉。每当我们讨论材料时，我都觉得自己落后了。我的朋友们似乎轻松掌握了概念，而我却在努力跟上。这种比较只会加剧我的dreading（害怕），因为我担心自己不够聪明，无法成功。 随着考试日的临近，我尝试了各种技巧来缓解焦虑。我练习深呼吸，进行积极的自我对话，甚至想象成功。然而，尽管我努力，dreading（害怕）的阴影依然笼罩着我。就像它在我脑海中安了家，低声细语着难以平息的怀疑和恐惧。 在考试的早晨，我醒来时感到一阵忧虑和决心。我知道自己已经尽力准备，但面对未知的想法仍然让我感到dreading（害怕）。当我走进考场时，心跳加速，手心出汗。我深吸了一口气，提醒自己在这个经历中并不孤单。许多学生也分享着同样的dreading（害怕）和焦虑。 当考试终于开始时，我专注于每一个问题，努力抑制我的恐惧。最初的几分钟很有挑战性，但渐渐地，我找到了节奏。每回答一个问题，dreading（害怕）的束缚就松动了一些。我意识到我的准备让我拥有了所需的知识。 考试结束后，我感到一阵松了一口气。我面对了自己的恐惧，并变得更强大。虽然dreading（害怕）的感觉伴随我度过了整个过程，但我学会了面对并克服它。这次经历教会我，恐惧是生活的一部分，但它不必决定我的行动。最终，我发现韧性和决心可以战胜dreading（害怕）的感觉。