Használati minta:
[something] is horrible; a horrible [noun]
The food at that new restaurant was absolutely horrible.
We had a horrible time at the airport because our flight was delayed for eight hours.
That movie was horrible—the acting and the script were both awful.
This coffee tastes horrible; I think something is wrong with the machine.
The hotel room was in horrible condition when we arrived.
Példák tanulóknak
The weather was horrible all weekend.
This soup is horrible, so I cannot eat it.
They had a horrible day at work.
His handwriting is horrible and hard to read.
The party was horrible, and we left early.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes use "horrible" only for scary things. In modern English, it is very common for general negative opinions, similar to "terrible" or "awful". Also, learners may overuse "very horrible"; more natural options are "really horrible" or "absolutely horrible".
Jelentés
extremely unpleasant or very bad
Szókapcsolatok
horrible smell
|horrible taste
|horrible weather
|horrible time
|horrible job
|horrible experience
Szinonimák
terrible (Very close in meaning; slightly more common in both spoken and written English for general negative judgments.)
Antonimák
wonderful (Describes something extremely good or pleasant, the opposite of something horrible in this everyday sense.)
Témák
daily_life
|opinions
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
Definíció
Very, very bad or very unpleasant.
Extremely unpleasant or very bad in quality, character, or effect, especially in a general everyday sense.
Használati minta:
[someone] feels horrible (about [something])
I feel horrible today; I think I'm coming down with the flu.
Ma szörnyen érzem magam; azt hiszem, kerülget az influenza.
She felt horrible about forgetting her best friend's birthday.
Szörnyen érezte magát, amiért elfelejtette a legjobb barátja születésnapját.
My stomach feels horrible after all that fast food.
He looked horrible this morning and decided to stay home from work.
I still feel horrible about what I said to you yesterday.
Példák tanulóknak
I feel horrible, so I am going to bed.
Szörnyen érzem magam, ezért lefekszem.
She feels horrible about her mistake.
Szörnyen érzi magát a hibája miatt.
He felt horrible after he shouted at his brother.
My head hurts, and I feel horrible.
They made me feel horrible with their unkind words.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes say "I am horrible" when they mean they feel ill or guilty. "I am horrible" usually describes your character (a bad person), not your temporary feeling. Use "I feel horrible" for health or emotion.
Jelentés
feeling very ill or very guilty
Szókapcsolatok
feel horrible
|feel horrible about
|felt horrible all day
|make [someone] feel horrible
Szinonimák
awful (Can describe both physical sickness and strong emotional discomfort, like "horrible" in this sense; slightly softer in some contexts.)
Antonimák
great (In informal speech, "feel great" is a common opposite of "feel horrible" for both physical and emotional states.)
Témák
health
|emotions
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Definíció
Feeling very sick or feeling very bad because you are sad or sorry about something.
Feeling extremely unwell physically, or feeling extremely bad emotionally, especially because of guilt, shame, or regret.
Használati minta:
a horrible [crime/act/story]; horrible [conditions/treatment]
The dictator was responsible for horrible crimes against his own people.
A diktátor felelős volt a saját népe ellen elkövetett szörnyűséges bűncselekményekért.
The refugees described the horrible conditions in the camp.
A menekültek beszámoltak a táborban uralkodó embertelen körülményekről.
It was a horrible act of violence that shocked the entire country.
They suffered horrible abuse as children.
The report detailed the horrible treatment of the workers at the factory.
Példák tanulóknak
The war caused many horrible crimes.
A háború sok szörnyűséges bűncselekményhez vezetett.
He did a horrible thing and now he is in prison.
Szörnyűséges dolgot tett, és most börtönben van.
Those animals lived in horrible conditions.
Child abuse is a horrible problem in many places.
The news showed a horrible story about corruption.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners may use "horrible" too lightly in contexts that are very serious. In news or formal writing about serious events, stronger or more specific words like "violent", "cruel", or "inhuman" can sometimes be more precise.
Jelentés
morally shocking and very bad
Szókapcsolatok
horrible crime
|horrible violence
|horrible accident
|horrible cruelty
|horrible conditions
|horrible abuse
Szinonimák
atrocious (Stronger and more formal; often used for extremely cruel or violent acts, especially in news or serious writing.)
Antonimák
admirable (Describes actions that are morally good and deserve respect, the opposite of morally horrible acts.)
Témák
crime
|society
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
Definíció
Very cruel or very wrong, so that people feel shocked and angry.
Extremely shocking, cruel, or morally very bad, often causing strong disgust or anger.
Használati minta:
a horrible [monster/nightmare/scene]
She woke up shaking from a horrible nightmare.
Remegve ébredt fel egy hátborzongató rémálomból.
The film shows some horrible scenes of war.
A film néhány hátborzongató háborús jelenetet mutat be.
He was attacked by a horrible monster in the video game.
There was a horrible scream from the house next door.
The paramedics arrived to a horrible scene after the crash.
Példák tanulóknak
Last night I had a horrible dream.
Tegnap éjjel rémisztő álmom volt.
The story is about a horrible monster.
A történet egy rémisztő szörnyről szól.
They saw a horrible scene after the accident.
The picture of the wound was horrible to see.
We heard a horrible noise in the dark.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes confuse this sense with simple dislike. Saying a "horrible monster" suggests something truly frightening, not just something you don't like. For mild dislike, words like "ugly" or "scary" may fit better.
Jelentés
causing fear, horror, or disgust
Szókapcsolatok
horrible nightmare
|horrible monster
|horrible scene
|horrible injury
|horrible scream
Szinonimák
horrific (Often slightly more formal and used in news; focuses strongly on the horror or shock caused by an event or image.)
Antonimák
pleasant (Describes something that is nice and enjoyable, the opposite of something frightening or disgusting.)
Témák
emotions
|stories
|health
|core_vocabulary
Definíció
Very scary or very shocking to see, hear, or think about.
Causing intense fear, horror, or disgust, often because something is frightening, gruesome, or very disturbing to look at or imagine.