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词汇精选：awful的用法和辨析

一、详细释义：

adj.

糟糕的，可怕的，极坏的

例句：

Most students didn't show up due to the awful weather.

因为坏天气的缘故，大多学生没有出席。

例句：

I couldn't stand London! Bloody awful place.

我在伦敦再也呆不下去了!简直是个糟糕至极的地方。

令人敬畏的

例句：

Some of their offences are so awful they would chill the blood.

他们的一些罪行骇人听闻，简直令人毛骨悚然。

例句：

We were devastated by the awful news.

我们因这可怕的消息而感到极为震惊。

生病的，不舒服的

例句：

I looked awful and felt quite shaky.

我貌似生病了，觉得很虚弱。

例句：

It's very urgent. I fell awful.

是很急的病，我觉得糟透了。

极大的，极多的

例句：

I've got an awful lot of work to do.

我有一大堆事情要做。

adv.

极度地，非常

例句：

It's an awful long way.

路程可不近。

例句：

Gosh, you're awful pretty.

天哪，你太漂亮了!

二、词义辨析：

afraid,fearful,awful,dreadful,frightful,terrible,horrible,terrific,appalling

这些形容词均含“害怕的、可怕的”之意。 afraid指由于胆小或怯懦而不敢说或做某事。 fearful普通用词，既指外界情况变化而引起的恐惧，又指来自内心的害怕与焦虑。 awful指威严得令人害怕或敬畏，有一定的感情色彩。 dreadful指使人非常恐惧，毛骨悚然，也使人感到讨厌而退缩。 frightful指使人陷入短暂的惊恐或产生毛骨悚然的感觉。 terrible侧重指给人以长久的惊骇，极端的恐怖，令人难以忍受。 horrible指因骇人听闻的丑恶而令人毛骨悚然，着重厌恶的成分多于害怕。 terrific多指外表、形状或力量等的可怕。 appalling指既令害怕又使人惊异、胆寒。

三、参考例句：

He's awful!

他讨厌透了!

The film was awful.

那个电影糟透了。

He had an awful colic.

他有严重的腹绞痛。

I thought he was awful.

我觉得他很讨人厌。

That's an awful colour.

那颜色难看得很。

Gosh, you're awful pretty.

天哪，你太漂亮了!

Oh,I feel simply awful!

我觉得好害怕呀!

The weather is awful today.

今天天气坏透了。

Fear is awful, face it.

恐惧很糟，勇敢面对。

It was an awful sight.

那是个可怕的情景。

awful到底是褒义还是贬义?

不一定

形容词awful和副词awfully都是口语词

(1)awful有两个语义

一是“非常糟糕的”，贬义

比如an awful smell(糟糕的气味)，the awful truth(骇人的事实)

二是表强调，特别是强调量巨大，中性

一个最常见的用法是an awful lot of，比如an awful lot of money(一笔巨款)

(2)awfully有一个语义

表强调，中性

比如awfully quiet(极其安静)，awfully familiar(极为熟悉)

注意区分形近词，awesome，形容词，美国人口语经常用，指“棒极了”。

awesome中间那个e别丢了，也别送给awful，可以把它想象成一个笑脸

“Dead” 在英式口语中的用法 | 地道英语

Neil:

Hello and welcome to Authentic Real English — I'm Neil and this is Feifei. Feifei? Feifei!

Feifei:

Oh, sorry, Neil! 我昨天晚上睡得特别晚，今天 "dead tired"!

Neil:

You're dead tired, Feifei? Are you dying? That's awful! What have you got? Is it contagious?

Feifei:

Oh, Neil, don't be silly! I'm not sick or contagious or dying! I'm just really tired!

Neil:

That's a relief! But, you said you were "dead" tired. But you're not dying?

Feifei:

Oh, really, Neil? I think you're more tired than I am! I said "dead" tired because I'm really tired.

Neil:

So we can use "dead" to mean "really" or "very"?

Feifei:

That's right. 在英式口语里，我们可以用 "dead" 来加强一个形容词的语气。比如：我刚才说的 "dead tired"，这里用 "dead" 加强 "tired" 的语气，所表达的意思就是 “特别累”。

Neil:

Well, that's dead confusing — perhaps we should take a look at some examples.

Examples

Is it lunchtime yet? I'm dead hungry!

The man sat next to me on the train this morning kept falling asleep on my shoulder — it was dead annoying!

I was dead happy when I passed my driving test!

Feifei:

这里是 BBC 英语教学的《地道英语》节目。在这集节目里，我们给大家讲解 "dead" 这个词一个鲜为人知的用法和意思。"Dead" 是 "alive" 的反义词，意思是 “死亡的，去世的”。但在英式口语中，尤其是英格兰北部的人，会经常把 “dead” 用在形容词前，加强语气，强调他们的话语。Could you tell us a time when you were dead happy, Neil?

Neil:

Well, when I woke up this morning and found I had another hour until my alarm went off! I was dead thrilled!

Feifei:

Not quite. You were dead happy, but not dead thrilled! You can't use "dead" with extreme adjectives. 在使用的时候要记住："dead" 不可以用在极限形容词前。

Neil:

Oh, OK, so you can say "dead cold", but not "dead freezing", or "dead good", but not "dead fantastic".

Feifei:

That was a dead good explanation, Neil! I see you have woken up a bit now, but I'm still dead tired.

Neil:

Well, how about you make us both a coffee while I finish the programme — it's your turn to make the coffees!

Feifei:

Err, no, Neil — I always make the coffee! I'll go make a coffee for me, not you, while you finish the programme!

Neil:

Uh-oh. I'd best go and make the coffees then! She's dead sensitive when she hasn't slept enough! Well, bye, everyone, and see you next time!

help的几种用法你知道吗?

help 作动词，意为帮助，帮忙

例句1：Can you help me?

你能帮帮我吗?

Conversation 1:

- You seem to be in trouble. Are you lost here?

- Yes, I could't find my way to the park. Can you help me?

对话：

-你看起来好像有困难。你是迷路了吗?

-是的，我找不到去公园的路了。可以帮帮我吗?

例句2: How can I help you?

有什么可以帮你的吗?

Conversation 2：

- How can I help you?

- I'd like some infromation about flights to New Zealand.

对话：

-有什么可以帮你的吗?

-我想了解一些去新西兰的航班信息。

02

1) 帮助某人(做)某事

help someone (to) do something

注意：help后面跟 do 或者to do，而不是 doing

例句：I helped Mary to do her homework.

2) 帮助某人做某事，也可以用：

help someone with something

例句：I helped Mary with her homework.

03

帮助某人做某事，还可以用：

do someone a favour

例句：Could you do me a favour and buy some milk?

能不能帮我买点牛奶?

帮助某人做某事

give someone a hand

例句：Do you think you could give me a hand with these heavy boxes?

你觉得你能帮我搬这些重箱子吗?

04

无法控制，禁不住......

can't/couldn't help doing something

例句1：It was awful, but I couldn't help laughing.

太糟糕了，可我还是忍不住大笑起来。

例句2: I can't help thinking she'd be better off without him.

我不禁认为如果没有他她会过的更好。

猫王曾经演唱过一首歌，Can't Help Falling in Love，翻译成中文是无法自拔的爱上你，明天的推文里跟大家分享这首歌曲。

05

help youself

to take something for yourself

自己拿(某物)

例句：Please help yourself.

请自便。

Conversation:

- May I have some more bread?

- Please help yourself.

对话：

-我能再吃点面包吗?

-请自便。

06

help (sb) out

帮助(某人)摆脱困境

例句：Her parents helped (her) out with a £500 loan.

她父母借给她五百英镑救了急。

07

help作名词，

(1)帮助，帮忙

例句1: Do you need any help with those heavy boxes?

你需要人帮忙搬那些箱子吗?

例句2: Her parents gave her some help with her bank loan.

她父母帮她还了一部分银行贷款。

(2)帮上忙的东西，帮手

例句：He was a great help (to me) while my parents was away.

我父母不在的时候他帮了我很多忙。

(3)佣人，通常指女佣

a home help

家里的女佣

08

There is no help for it.

there is no other choice in this situation

别无选择，没有其他办法

例句：If you catch them stealing again, there'll be no help for it but to call the police.

如果再抓组他们偷东西，那就别无选择只好叫警察了。

help的几种用法你都学会了吗?

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