英语词汇terror的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

terror /ˈterə $ -ər/ noun 1. a feeling of extreme fearadjectivessheer/pure terror (=complete and total terror) The horse heard the noise and galloped off in sheer terror.absolute/stark terror (=extreme terror) On his face was an expression of absolute terror.mortal terror literary (=very great terror) The crew was in mortal terror of drowning.verbsinspire terror The main aim of suicide bombers is to inspire terror in the population.instil terror in sb BrE instill terror in sb AmE (=make them feel it) He was a cold-blooded killer who instilled terror in his victims.prepositionsin terror of sb/sth (=terrified of them) It’s a country where everyone lives in terror of the police.phrasesstrike terror into sb’s heart literary His fearsome appearance strikes terror into the hearts of his enemies.flee in terror The children fled in terror as the fire spread.scream/shriek in terror She jumped to her feet, screaming in terror.2. the organized use of violence to achieve a political aimterror + nounsa terror attack She was killed in the 9/11 terror attack.a terror suspect Police have the right to question terror suspects for longer.a terror group/organization They received threatening letters from a terror group.a terror threat We believe there is a very real terror threat to people in the city.a terror plot Police believe they have uncovered a major terror plot.a terror campaign There were hundreds of victims of the group’s ten-year terror campaign.terror laws (=laws against terrorism) Some politicians are arguing for tougher terror laws.verbsfight/combat terror Computer technology is one of many weapons used to combat terror.use terror We have no respect for people who would use terror to achieve their goals.resort to terror They refuse to have talks with any group that resorts to terror.phrasesthe war on/against terror (=actions that governments take to stop it) Our nations are united in the war on terror.an act of terror We consider the attack to be an act of terror.

词组	terror
释义	terror /ˈterə $ -ər/ noun 1. a feeling of extreme fearadjectivessheer/pure terror (=complete and total terror) The horse heard the noise and galloped off in sheer terror.absolute/stark terror (=extreme terror) On his face was an expression of absolute terror.mortal terror literary (=very great terror) The crew was in mortal terror of drowning.verbsinspire terror The main aim of suicide bombers is to inspire terror in the population.instil terror in sb BrE instill terror in sb AmE (=make them feel it) He was a cold-blooded killer who instilled terror in his victims.prepositionsin terror of sb/sth (=terrified of them) It’s a country where everyone lives in terror of the police.phrasesstrike terror into sb’s heart literary His fearsome appearance strikes terror into the hearts of his enemies.flee in terror The children fled in terror as the fire spread.scream/shriek in terror She jumped to her feet, screaming in terror.2. the organized use of violence to achieve a political aimterror + nounsa terror attack She was killed in the 9/11 terror attack.a terror suspect Police have the right to question terror suspects for longer.a terror group/organization They received threatening letters from a terror group.a terror threat We believe there is a very real terror threat to people in the city.a terror plot Police believe they have uncovered a major terror plot.a terror campaign There were hundreds of victims of the group’s ten-year terror campaign.terror laws (=laws against terrorism) Some politicians are arguing for tougher terror laws.verbsfight/combat terror Computer technology is one of many weapons used to combat terror.use terror We have no respect for people who would use terror to achieve their goals.resort to terror They refuse to have talks with any group that resorts to terror.phrasesthe war on/against terror (=actions that governments take to stop it) Our nations are united in the war on terror.an act of terror We consider the attack to be an act of terror.
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