Angielski

horrify

gb/hˈɔɹəfˌaɪ/ us/hˈɔɹəfˌaɪ/
C1 Angielski
Znaczenia
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Czasownik C1 action
1

shock and upset deeply

To make someone feel very shocked and upset.

Schemat użycia: [something] horrifies [someone]; It horrifies [someone] that [clause]
Częsty błąd:
Usually transitive: you horrify someone (or someone is horrified). It is less common to use it without an object.
Synonimy
appall (Very close in meaning; slightly more formal.) | shock (Often weaker and less focused on moral disgust.) | disgust (Emphasizes revulsion more than shock or fear.)
Antonimy
delight (To give pleasure rather than shock or disgust.) | reassure (To reduce fear or worry rather than cause it.)
Kolokacje
deeply horrify |absolutely horrify |horrify the public |horrify viewers |horrify readers |horrify the community |horrify someone to think |horrify someone that... |be horrified by |be horrified at
Tematy
emotions |communication |news_media
Przykłady
  • The footage horrified many viewers.
  • It horrifies me that people can treat animals that way.
  • Her casual jokes about the tragedy horrified the families involved.
Przykłady dla uczących się
  • The news horrified me.
  • I was horrified by what I saw.
Gramatyka
Forma słownikowa
horrify
IPA
GB/hˈɔɹəfˌaɪ/
US/hˈɔɹəfˌaɪ/
Sylaby i akcent
hor - rify (2 sylaby)
Stress on 1st syllable (hor)
Formy wyrazu
Verb
  • Base: horrify
  • 3rd Person Singular: horrifies
  • Present Participle: horrifying
  • Past: horrified
Rodzina wyrazów
Forms
horrifies verb horrifying verb horrified verb
Core family
horror noun B1 horrible adjective B1 horribly adverb
Related words
horrific adjective
Advanced or less common
horrifically adverb
Wyrażenia

be horrified (by/at)

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/bˈi hˈɔɹəfˌaɪd bˈaɪət/
fixed phrase

feel shocked and upset

To feel very shocked and upset because of something.

Przykłady
  • I was horrified by the way he spoke to the staff.
  • They were horrified at the amount of waste they saw.
  • She was horrified by the message and deleted it immediately.

be horrified to hear/learn/see

1
/bˈi hˈɔɹəfˌaɪd tə hˈiɹlˈɛɹnsˈi/
fixed phrase

react with shock to news

To feel very shocked when you find something out.

Przykłady
  • We were horrified to learn that the building had no fire exits.
  • She was horrified to see how sick the dog looked.
  • He was horrified to hear what had happened to his friend.

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