hellish 的定义
- of, like, or suitable to hell; infernal; vile; horrible: It was a hellish war.
- miserable; abominable; execrable: We had a hellish time getting through traffic.
- devilishly bad: The child's behavior was hellish most of the day.
hellish 近义词
fiendish; unpleasant
更多hellish例句
- For anyone who thought vaccines would quickly end this hellish pandemic, think again.
- Rocky neighbors were too dry and cold like Mars, or too hot and hellish like Venus.
- Although Venus is uninhabitable today, the fact that it may have been habitable at one point means it wasn’t always destined for such a hellish fate if circumstances broke a little more favorably.
- Hickson’s basic design was to put volunteers through ten weeks of fairly hellish training, involving six days a week of 40 minutes of cycling or running at intensities that reached 90 to 100 percent of max heart rate by the end.
- After many hellish months in Liberia, it seems the worst could be over.
- But there is much to be said for a private, hellish experience becoming an issue of public debate.
- From Ferguson to Gaza to Iraq, this summer has been hellish.
- He was finally released in 2004, after almost 40 hellish years of brutal internment.
- And that means it has to potential to redeem Christie—or make his already-hellish 2014 much, much worse.
- This, they said, was no human being like themselves; such hellish practices could have but one origin.
- So this was the accursed one who had done the hellish deed, and it was human folly that had caused this demoniacal explosion.
- This allusion to the hellish gambling which went on in the dead man's house, was his only funeral oration.
- They are the night force come on deck for a breath of air between working their shifts in the hellish heat below.
- They saw the oncoming hordes of brutes in a hellish-looking garb, and they sent back the answer: "Retire be damned!"