The word "appal(l)" means to shock or greatly dismay someone. The past tense and past participle is "appalled" or "appalled", and the present participle is "appalling". It is related to the word "dismay".
The word "appal(l)" means to shock or greatly dismay someone. The past tense and past participle is "appalled" or "appalled", and the present participle is "appalling". It is related to the word "dismay".
| word | appal(l) |
|---|---|
| content | jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8Ea6UCzsCHRRSe/FnB1p1ACuflCwcw9V8cuVUzEjMS9IdwQH2J1TCuB0B4WBd+pvY7+Z/BO87hLmYbxXeGkYcrSz5jOLLzobS6MbTK/3ietn/RBUxbTg5uFlmNnXsVyGLWzP6/b/7XbDUO36h5rNaSPj7MWwR4vDseQljyw1eMGCP |
| WDF | appal(l)(appal(l)(l)ed; appal(l)(l)ing)吓坏, 使惊吓, 使胆寒, 使惊恐; be appal(l)ed at; 被...吓坏; 相关词：见 dismay |
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