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appalled v.使 ... 胆寒；使 ... 惊骇 (1) 想到有可能发生另一场战争，我们不寒而栗。(2) 在路上毙命的人数之多使我胆寒。(3) 听说主席被谋杀，我们都吓坏了。(4) 听到战争的消息我们大为震惊。(5) 报纸对饥饿儿童的报道使我大为震惊。 Appalled comes from the Latin word pallescere, meaning "to grow pale" — the kind of shock that drains the color from your face. When you are appalled, you don't just disapprove of what you are seeing; you are emotionally disturbed by it, like being appalled by the wasted food at a cafeteria or restaurant or the rudeness of someone who lets the door slam in your face.

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英 [ə'pɔːl] 美 [ə'pɔːl] (1) The prospect of another war appalled us.(2) The number of people killed on the roads appalled me.(3) We were appalled when we heard that the chairman had been murdered.(4) We were appalled by the news of the war.(5) The newspaper reports of starving children appalled me. Appalled is an adjective that describes feeling shocked and disappointed. Being appalled happens suddenly, like when you find out your little sister has been blogging about your family, telling embarrassing stories. 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]震惊的；惊恐的；感到厌恶的 If you are appalled by something, you are shocked or disgusted because it is so bad or unpleasant.   [usu v-link ADJ]She said that the Americans are appalled at the statements made at the conference...她说美国人对会上所作的陈述感到震惊。We are all, of course, appalled that such items are still on sale in the shops.我们当然对这些物品竟然还在商店里出售表示震惊。

英语单词	appalled
英美音标	英 [ə'pɔːl] 美 [ə'pɔːl]
中文释义	v.使 ... 胆寒；使 ... 惊骇
英语例句	(1) The prospect of another war appalled us. (2) The number of people killed on the roads appalled me. (3) We were appalled when we heard that the chairman had been murdered. (4) We were appalled by the news of the war. (5) The newspaper reports of starving children appalled me.
中文例句	(1) 想到有可能发生另一场战争，我们不寒而栗。 (2) 在路上毙命的人数之多使我胆寒。 (3) 听说主席被谋杀，我们都吓坏了。 (4) 听到战争的消息我们大为震惊。 (5) 报纸对饥饿儿童的报道使我大为震惊。
vocabulary简明	Appalled is an adjective that describes feeling shocked and disappointed. Being appalled happens suddenly, like when you find out your little sister has been blogging about your family, telling embarrassing stories.
vocabulary扩展	Appalled comes from the Latin word pallescere, meaning "to grow pale" — the kind of shock that drains the color from your face. When you are appalled, you don't just disapprove of what you are seeing; you are emotionally disturbed by it, like being appalled by the wasted food at a cafeteria or restaurant or the rudeness of someone who lets the door slam in your face.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]震惊的；惊恐的；感到厌恶的 If you are appalled by something, you are shocked or disgusted because it is so bad or unpleasant. [usu v-link ADJ] She said that the Americans are appalled at the statements made at the conference... 她说美国人对会上所作的陈述感到震惊。 We are all, of course, appalled that such items are still on sale in the shops. 我们当然对这些物品竟然还在商店里出售表示震惊。

Appalled Shocked Face 英 ə'Pɔːl] 美 ə'Pɔːl V.使 胆寒；使

Appalled Shocked Face 英 ə'Pɔːl] 美 ə'Pɔːl V.使胆寒；使