terribly 的定义
- in a terrible manner.
- Informal. extremely; very: It's terribly late. I'm terribly sorry.
terribly 近义词
very
更多terribly例句
- Fox News’s team appears not to be terribly interested in talking about any of that, and so it often doesn’t.
- Whether they’re made from plants or animals, the menu items at your local McDonald’s aren’t terribly nutritious.
- They know that I love their children and will do everything in my power to keep them safe and help them grow during a terribly difficult time.
- Nothing we have seen so far has me terribly worried about the vaccine.
- I don’t terribly like eating brain, though I have eaten brain and it doesn’t taste bad.
- Since the age of six or seven, Wendy Roome knew something was terribly wrong about her.
- The masterpiece is huge, but structurally flawed and terribly vulnerable to seismic activity.
- Lars von Trier, the terribly talented Danish provocateur, is quite a character.
- If you look at said canon, you will notice that most of them are terribly written.
- This would, of course, have seemed terribly inappropriate in the mid-19th century.
- She sat straight up in bed, and jerked her hands to her head, and screamed long and terribly.
- The —— regiment was spoken of in the highest terms; it had been in the heat of the action, and had been terribly cut up.
- Even Chet Belding, who was always at her beck and call, was terribly busy these days.
- The “galerie” has arrived—with the smallest of the three daughters inside, all out of breath from her run and terribly excited.
- They travelled as between deck passengers and suffered terribly from the cold.