frightening 的 2 个定义
- to make afraid or fearful; throw into a fright; terrify; scare.
- to drive by scaring: to frighten away pigeons from the roof.
- to become frightened: a timid child who frightens easily.
frightening 近义词
fearsome
frightening 的近义词 5 个
frightening 的反义词 1 个
更多frightening例句
- The Zero FX electric motorcycle is an exciting machine with a top speed of 85 miles per hour and enough acceleration to frighten yourself if you twist aggressively enough on the throttle.
- As it was, the likely return of the virus in the winter frightened her.
- One even went so far as to say large breasts frightened him.
- It frightens me because there’s so many people out there that are responsible gun owners, but there are so many that are not.
- When confronted by a threat, the animal might quickly flash its colors to frighten the predator, sometimes in just 700 milliseconds.
- They say it's frightening how the real CIA is perceived to be as clueless as Archer Co.
- In a frightening development for the GOP, Democrats had won even traditionally Republican constituencies in the Midwest.
- After all, he was on television every week, telling macabre stories, frightening us.
- Perhaps made doubly frightening because not only does the old man frighten Garfield and Odie, but he steals their candy as well.
- He was completely a normal human being inside but he looked really, really frightening.
- This is better than frightening them out of their skins by jumping out from behind a door and saying "Boo."
- "I had not the least intention of frightening the most fearsome little tender mouse on earth," said Harry.
- She liked to turn off the road and gallop across the trackless ways, sometimes frightening rabbits and coyotes from the sagebrush.
- In their play the older children were in the habit of frightening the others with the name of Napoleon Bonaparte.
- Because you'll find it useful, if you think of frightening Sloyd.