dreadfully是什么意思

双语用例

• Precedent counts for much, especially in the dreadfully slow handling of individual cases.

• The vulture as landlord is more dreadfully rapacious than he is as a bird.

• Are we alone in the wilderness of time, alone in the dreadfully marvelous universe, of which we are a part and where we feel forever like strangers?

• The transport of animals is dreadfully cruel, as has been mentioned here several times.

• Animals are far too beautiful to be treated so dreadfully.

• I think that we simply have to include in the equation the fact that we are dreadfully late to act.

• One often hears foolish people—the clergy are dreadfully bad in that way—talking about slums and millionaires, as though a slum naturally went with a millionaire.

• I rise to deal with the taxation of compensation paid for foot-and-mouth disease, which is a dreadfully complex matter.