| 单词 | terrific |
| 释义 | terrificterrificterrific /təˈrɪfɪk/ adjective informal1very good: a terrific opportunity极好的机会She looked terrific.look她神采飞扬。2very big: Losing his job was a terrific shock.losebe失业对他是个很大的打击。—terrificallyterrifically /-kli/ adverbTHESAURUS: terrificgood used about something that you like, enjoy, or think is of a high standard: It’s a really good book.My French is not very good.benice good, pleasant, or enjoyable. Nice is very common in spoken English. In written English, it is better to use other words: You look really nice.Have a nice time!It’s such a nice day.wonderful extremely good: a wonderful poemexcellent extremely good – used especially when you are very pleased with something: Sam’s progress this term has been excellent.havebegreat/terrific/fantastic informal extremely good: That was a great film.beHer cooking is fantastic.cookbebrilliant British English informal extremely good: The play was absolutely brilliant.beneat American English informal good – used when you like something: That’s a really neat idea!a neat little gadgetattractive an attractive idea, offer, or suggestion seems good and you feel that you want to do it: A day by the sea sounded like an attractive suggestion.soundfine fine food, drink, clothes etc are of good quality. Fine weather is sunny: People come here to enjoy fine food and wines.wineIf it’s fine tomorrow, we’ll go for a walk. |
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