Terrible meaning in English

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Definition

terrible: horrible, very bad, awful adjective
  • "The sea is notorious for many terrible things and dangers."
  • "Your chief has gone through a terrible experience."
  • "Horatio : Terrible."
  • "-This is terrible."
  • "It's terrible."
  • "Sadly sitting in the dark, the only sound is that terrible bark, I want to kill the dog!"
  • "You each had the opportunity - and motive - to kill Stink... but now I'm going to tell you exactly who committed the terrible crime of doggy murder!"
  • "It wasn't Philip that scared me away, it was that terrible music!"
  • "Brian : Horatio grabbed me and started running, but then something terrible happened to him. He ran into a tree!"
  • "Philip : Brian, your jokes are so terrible!"

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