execrable

释义

adj.

糟糕的；拙劣的；极坏的

网络

恶劣的；该诅咒的；该憎恶的

在例句中理解 7 句

1. He wore his pantaloons very loose and baggy in summer. His coats were execrable ; his hat not to be handled.

   夏天，他穿上宽松肥大的裤子，上衣不堪入目，帽子脏得教人不敢碰。

2. The more likely judgment is that Bush's two terms marked the moment when US power peaked and he over-reached, with execrable consequences.

   更有可能的评价是，布什的两个任期标志着美国国力达到顶峰，而他的决策超越了美国国力的极限，并招致了恶劣的后果。

3. Jane Eyre, her magnum opus, describes an orphan girl who strives in execrable living condition.

   她的代表作《简·爱》叙述了一个孤女在恶劣的生存环境中奋斗的故事。

4. Digging locale's environment is execrable, so it is unsuitable for operator's fieldwork.

   挖掘现场环境恶劣，操作人员不宜在现场工作。

5. He stood at the desk, labouring in his execrable handwriting.

   他站在桌前，用他那拙劣的笔迹吃力地写着。

6. Accusing us of being disloyal to cover his own sorry behaviour is truly execrable.

   用指控我们的不忠来掩盖他个人的不当行为真是很恶劣。

7. ...an execrable meal.

   ...糟透了的一顿饭。