ghastly

简明释义

英[ˈɡɑːstli]美[ˈɡæstli]

adj. 可怕的；惨白的；惊人的；极坏的

adv. 恐怖地；惨白地

比 较 级 g h a s t l i e r 或 m o r e g h a s t l y

最 高 级 g h a s t l i e s t 或 m o s t g h a s t l y

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1.The movie has received wild acclaim worldwide for its depiction of the ghastly diamond-funded civil war in Sierra Leone.

这部电影因其对塞拉·列侬恐怖的以钻石为基础的内战的描写而广受好评。

2.Indeed, Iran is chiefly responsible for these ghastly data.

事实上，伊朗要对这一恐怖的监禁数字负主要责任。

3.He tramps the full length of London’s ghastly Oxford Street six times in a day, and makes it sound enjoyable and interesting.

他一天六次重步行走于伦敦异常喧嚣的牛津大街，并把这种活动描写得有滋有味，令人不由兴致盎然。

4.The dead and buried lady was awful in a picture-frame of ghastly bandages.

已经逝世和安葬的夫人的肖像被镶嵌在用可怕的绷带包扎起来的画框中，看起来阴森可怖。

5.Not surprisingly, the scenarios range from ghastly to extremely ghastly.

毫不惊奇的是，该书的幅度从一般恐怖到极度恐怖不等。

6.I inquired, still preserving my external composure, in spite of her ghastly countenance, and strange exaggerated manner.

我问，不管她那鬼样的脸色和古怪的夸张态度，我还是保持我外表上的平静。

7.Is this some ghastly hospital joke?

这是你们医院开的可怕的玩笑吗？

8.Even so, it's a pretty ghastly website.

即便如此，那也是个非常糟糕的网站。

9.His face was ghastly white.

他的脸色惨白。

10.The movie was so ghastly that I couldn't watch it until the end.

这部电影太可怕了，我无法看到最后。

11.She had a ghastly expression on her face after hearing the news.

她在听到这个消息后脸上露出了可怕的表情。

12.The crime scene was ghastly, filled with blood and chaos.

犯罪现场非常可怕，满是血迹和混乱。

13.He told a ghastly tale of horror that left everyone speechless.

他讲述了一个让人毛骨悚然的恐怖故事，让每个人都无言以对。

14.The weather took a ghastly turn, with storms and heavy rain.

天气变得可怕，暴风雨和大雨接踵而至。

作文

The night was eerily quiet as I walked through the abandoned house. The moonlight filtered through the broken windows, casting long shadows that danced across the walls. Each creak of the floorboards echoed in the stillness, making my heart race with a sense of foreboding. Suddenly, I stumbled upon a room that seemed to be frozen in time. Dust covered every surface, and cobwebs hung like ghostly curtains. In the corner, a faded portrait of a woman stared back at me, her expression one of sorrow and despair. It was a ghastly (可怕的) sight that sent chills down my spine. I felt an overwhelming urge to leave, yet my curiosity kept me rooted to the spot. As I examined the portrait more closely, I noticed something strange about it. The woman's eyes seemed to follow me, and the longer I looked, the more I felt as if she were trying to communicate something important. I could almost hear her whispers carried by the wind, filled with a ghastly (可怕的) urgency. It was as if she were warning me about the dark history of this place. I recalled the stories I had heard about the house. Locals spoke of tragic events that had unfolded within its walls—disappearances, betrayals, and even murder. Each tale was more ghastly (可怕的) than the last, painting a picture of a home that was more of a prison for lost souls than a sanctuary. My mind raced with the possibilities of what might have happened here, and I couldn't shake the feeling that I was not alone. Suddenly, a loud crash echoed from the hallway, snapping me out of my reverie. My heart pounded as I turned to face the sound, my instincts screaming at me to run. But my feet felt glued to the floor, paralyzed by fear and fascination. I took a deep breath and slowly made my way toward the hallway, each step echoing in the silence. The air grew colder, and a sense of dread washed over me. I was stepping into the unknown, and the thought of encountering something ghastly (可怕的) filled me with both terror and excitement. As I peered around the corner, I saw a shadowy figure dart past me. My heart raced even faster, and I felt a surge of adrenaline. Was it a ghost? Or perhaps a figment of my imagination? The stories of the house flooded back to me, each more ghastly (可怕的) than the last. I remembered tales of apparitions and strange noises that haunted the residents, driving them away in fear. Determined to uncover the truth, I pressed on, my curiosity outweighing my fear. I entered the next room, and what I found was even more ghastly (可怕的). Old furniture lay strewn about, and the walls were covered in strange markings that seemed to tell a story of their own. I could feel the weight of the past pressing down on me, as if the very air was thick with the memories of those who had suffered here. In that moment, I realized that the house was not just a structure; it was a vessel of lost stories and ghastly (可怕的) secrets waiting to be uncovered. I felt a mix of fear and exhilaration, knowing that I was part of a narrative that had been unfolding long before I arrived. With each step deeper into the house, I embraced the ghastly (可怕的) nature of my surroundings, ready to confront whatever awaited me in the shadows.