惊骇 | jīng hài | to be shocked; to be appalled; to be terrified | |
惊涛骇浪 | jīng tāo hài làng | perilous situation | |
骇人听闻 | hài rén tīng wén | shocking; horrifying; atrocious; terrible | |
惊世骇俗 | jīng shì hài sú | universally shocking; to offend the whole of society | |
骇然 | hài rán | overwhelmed with shock, horror or amazement; dumbstruck; aghast |
1 | The fruit of an aquatic plant, they look like a black bull`s head with impressive horns. | |
2 | Behold a dreadful witness of it! | |
3 | He played a fearful game of hide and seek with death; every time that the flat-nosed face of the spectre approached, the urchin administered to it a fillip. | |
4 | Pigs eat meat - a pig would happily eat a human - but most of the pork we're privy to was raised on corn or horrible chemicals rather than other pigs and dead people. | |
5 | "For me," Jordan writes in an artist statement, "kneeling over their carcasses is like looking into a macabre mirror. |