scarier

英 [ˈskeərɪə]

美 [ˈskɛriər]

adj.  恐怖的; 吓人的
scary的比较级

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 引起恐慌的;骇人的
  Something that isscaryis rather frightening.
  1. I think prison is going to be a scary thing for Harry...
     我觉得蹲监狱对于哈里会是件很可怕的事。
  2. There's something very scary about him...
     他身上有某种东西让人不寒而栗。
  3. We watched scary movies.
     我们看了几部恐怖片。

双语例句

• See, it's a lot scarier when there's no motive, sid.
  所以，如果没有动机，那就更恐怖，希德。
• And with each day that passes, taking risks will feel scarier, and seem harder, than ever before.
  随着时间的流逝，冒险会让人感觉更加可怕，看起来更加艰难。
• More importantly, decisions only get scarier as a company grows.
  更重要的是，当公司成长起来时，做决定只会变得更让人胆战心惊。
• For a start, any tweaks we make to our climate models to account for it will produce scarier predictions of warming.
  首先，我们用来对付始新世温室的气候模型的任何锦囊妙计都只能带来全球变暖的可怕预测。
• Which outcome would be scarier?
  哪一种结果更令人不安？
• A real loss of market confidence in the UK would look a lot scarier.
  市场对英国真正丧失信心看上去会可怕得多。
• Today's rides are wilder and scarier than ever.
  如今更加疯狂，更惊险了。
• Hence the rare death by mad-cow disease seems scarier than the much more common risk of death from germs in our own kitchens.
  因此，尽管因疯牛病死的人很少，但人们它的恐惧远甚于更常见的在自家厨房里感染细菌而死亡的危险。
• Even scarier a fate than being dull and inefficient is the prospect of heart disease or an early death.
  相比缺乏创造力和效率低下，更悲惨的是有可能突发心脏病或早逝。
• Many of his clients find making changes in their personal life far scarier than in their working life.
  他的很多客户觉得改变私生活要比改变职场生活可怕得多。