1.It was the dread of all animals.
1.这是一切动物害怕的东西。
2.I used to have a dread of Friday afternoons.
2.曾对星期五下午有种恐惧。
3.I had caught the dreaded lurgy .
3.已染怕的无名怪病。
4.He looked forward with dread to the scheduled surgery.
4.他满怀恐惧地等待着日程内的手术。
5.Many people suffer from a great dread of heights.
5.许多人非常畏高。
6.I dread to think what Russell will say.
6.不去想拉塞尔会说些什么。
7.The dreaded wood-eating shipworm is invading northern Europe's Baltic Sea.
7.怕的吃木头的船蛆正在侵袭北欧的波罗的海。
8.We all dread to think what will happen if the company closes.
8.不去想一旦公司关门该怎么办。
9.A burnt child dreads the fire.
9.[谚]烧伤过的孩子怕火(惊弓之鸟, 格外胆小)。
10.Ann’s not coming out tonight—she’s got the dreaded lurgy so she’s at home in bed.
10.安今晚不能出来，她有点不舒服，在……床休息。
11.Jane was dreading the party.
11.简对这次聚会深感畏惧。
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1.Who's the player that you dread playing the most?
你最不希望和哪手对打？
2.Because I've been dreading this date.
因为我一直很害怕跟你约会。
3.Hence we avoid the dreaded paralysis by analysis.
这样，我们就通过分析避免了可怕的瘫痪。
4.An expectant mother I know was dreading her baby shower.
我认识的一准妈妈为产前派对感到担忧。
5.Indeed, he had never dreaded his return more.
事实上，他从来没有像现在这样害怕回去过。
6.This is the bit I've been dreading.
这是我最害怕的地方。
7.It was the news the families had been dreading.
这消息让音乐家的家人们惊恐不安。
8.Yes, you know how I always dread the whole year.
是的，你知道我有多害怕这一年。
9.And so many don't dread running.
很多人对跑步都没有畏惧心理。
10.Most important, NATO avoided “mission creep”, the dread of modern military forces.
最重要的是，北约避免了“任务蠕变”——这一令现代军事力量的担心的事情。
11." There's always a dread when a friend sends you something, " Martin tells me.
“当朋友给你寄东西时，总会感到惴惴不安。”
12.Then, we have a literation, wherein doth sit the dread and fear of kings.
这一行用了缩略形式，御杖不过象征着俗世的威权。
13.Oh! will it catch? Ah, dread suspense!
噢！他能抓住吗？一阵揪心悬念！
14.He dreaded having to spend Christmas in hospital.
他十分害怕在医院过圣诞。
15.When our primary preoccupation was a thrilling dread that the admired person hadn't even noticed us.
不被喜欢的人注意这种感觉让我们感到兴奋又恐惧，这占据了我们的心思。
16.Shall you dread to be melted? inquired Annie.
“你害怕融化吗？”安妮问道。
17.Hans Selye, another great psychologist, said, " As much as we thirst for approval, we dread condemnation" .
另一伟的心理学家汉斯·谢耶也说：我们有多么渴望赞许，我们就有多么讨厌受到谴责。
18.I only dreaded that you would make my mistakes.
我只是害怕你会犯和我一样的错误。
19.I'm dreading the moment when I'm actually seen.
我害怕我真被看到的那一刻。
20.Oh, God. I'm dreading that dinner.
天哪，我怕极了那顿晚餐。
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