terrified

adj.

很害怕的，极度惊慌的，吓坏了的；

v.

使恐怖，使惊吓，恐吓( terrify的过去式和过去分词 )；

1. Terrified Buddhists have fled insurgent zones or joined trigger-happy militias.
   恐惧的佛教徒逃离叛乱地区或者加入武装团体。
2. Who is unable to visualize the spectacle of terrified men and women jumping to their doom?
   我们很难想象出那些恐惧的男人和女人们走向死亡时的情景。
3. The terrified children ran home.
   受惊吓的孩子跑回家去。
4. The terrified boys huddled up to the mother.
   受惊吓的男孩子们紧紧靠拢母亲。

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