dreadfully

adv.

可怕地；恐怖地；害怕地；极其

1. It certainly was a dreadfully hard frost.
   这的确是一个可怕的寒冷冬日。
2. This article is dreadfully written.
   这篇文章写得糟极了。
3. I'm dreadfully sorry for you.
   我非常为你惋惜。
4. I am sure Aunt Polly will be dreadfully shocked.
   我肯定波莉姑姑会大为震惊。

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