Deathly Meaning in English
word
ˈdɛθɫi
DETH-lee
dˈɛθli
DETH-lee
释义
Describes something that looks, feels, or causes the fear or silence of death; can also mean extremely or intensely (usually negative), as in 'deathly quiet'.
用法与细微差别
Often used with 'quiet', 'pale', or 'still' (e.g., 'deathly silence'). More literary or dramatic than 'deadly'. Used as an adjective or adverb for extreme effect.
Spanish: mortífero - mortal - como la muertePortuguese (BR): mortal - de morte - mortalmentePortuguese (PT): mortal - de morte - mortalmenteChinese (Simplified): 像死亡一样的 - 致命的Chinese (Traditional): 像死亡一樣的 - 致命的Hindi: मौत जैसा - घातकArabic: مميت - قاتل - شاحب كالموتBengali: মৃত্যুর মতো - অত্যন্তRussian: смертельный - как смерть - до смертиJapanese: 死のような - 死ぬほどVietnamese: như chết - cực kỳKorean: 죽음처럼 - 극도로Turkish: ölüm gibi - ölüm sessizliğinde - aşırıUrdu: موت جیسا - انتہائیIndonesian: seperti kematian - sangat
例句
The classroom was deathly quiet during the test.
basic
She turned deathly pale after hearing the news.
basic
There was a deathly silence after his joke.
basic
He gave me a deathly stare that made me freeze.
natural
After hours in the sun, I felt deathly tired.
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"It was deathly boring," she complained after the lecture.
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