terrifying

terrifying
adjective
1) (causing terror) entsetzlich [Erlebnis, Film, Buch, Theaterstück]; erschreckend [Klarheit, Gedanke]; furchterregend [Anblick]; beängstigend [Geschwindigkeit, Neigungswinkel]
2) (formidable) furchterregend; beängstigend [Gelehrsamkeit, Intensität]
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adjective erschreckend
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ter·ri·fy·ing
[ˈterəfaɪɪŋ]
adj thought, sight entsetzlich; speed Angst erregend, Furcht einflößend
a \terrifying experience ein schreckliches [o furchtbares] Erlebnis
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['terIfaIɪŋ]
adj
film, story grauenerregend; thought, sight entsetzlich; speed Angst erregend, furchterregend
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terrifying adj (adv terrifyingly) → academic.ru/74192/terrific">terrific 1
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adjective
1) (causing terror) entsetzlich [Erlebnis, Film, Buch, Theaterstück]; erschreckend [Klarheit, Gedanke]; furchterregend [Anblick]; beängstigend [Geschwindigkeit, Neigungswinkel]
2) (formidable) furchterregend; beängstigend [Gelehrsamkeit, Intensität]
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adj.
erschreckend adj.

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