- 看过 chilling 的人也看了 :
- shocking
- thrilling
- eerie
- horrifying
chilling 的定义
- causing or likely to cause a chill: the chilling effect of the high unemployment rate.
chilling 近义词
frightening
chilling 的近义词 4 个
更多chilling例句
- He also played a chilling video of House members instructing one another to take off their identifying lapel pins.
- It’s a chilling, truly absorbing film with big implications for the future.
- When that’s what gets her fired, it’s a pretty chilling message to send to your employees.
- As the world watched rioters take over the US Capitol on January 6, the lack of security was chilling.
- “The government now wants a do-over, sending a chilling warning to American business that no sale is ever final,” she said.
- But the simultaneously gripping and chilling hold of Serial is that its characters are real people.
- The result can be the indifference that appears so chilling in the Garner video.
- Another chilling recipe for injustice and resentment by closing down the open society you seek to promote.
- Neither, too, was as chilling, as affecting, or, at times, as much of a slog.
- Imagine the chilling effect this would have on senators thinking about sticking around for a fourth term and beyond.
- The night wind sweeps across the cheerless park, chilling us to the bone.
- There is something cold and chilling in the supports which pride and philosophy alone can afford under the calamities of life.
- There was a bone-chilling breeze off the Drive that made Lamb belt his coat tighter about him.
- I didn't dare think what kind of soul-chilling tones might emerge from its ancient depths.
- But note the shudder in the third line when the accent is changed on the word “chilling.”