horrify

vt.

使震惊，使感到恐怖；

过去式：horrified过去分词：horrified现在分词：horrifying第三人称单数：horrifies

1. We were horrified by what we saw.
   我们看到后很害怕。
2. These are acts that will horrify civilizations.
   这些是令文明国家震惊的行为。
3. Such sentiments might horrify some corporate executives.
   这种热情可能会让一些公司高管大为惊骇。
4. They were horrified at his rudeness.
   他们对他的无礼很反感。

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