Pocket Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary © 2005 Oxford University Press:terrible /tɛʀibl/ adjective - gen terrible;
[thirst, desire] tremendous;
il est ~, il ne veut jamais avoir tort (familiar) it's terrible the way he never wants to admit that he's wrong; - (familiar) terrific (colloquial).
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| terrible | | adj | terrible (terrible) |
| terrible | | adj | hot stuff |
| terrible | | adj | mean |
| terrible | | adj | painful (terrible) |
| terrible | | adj | frightening (terrible) |
| terrible | | adj | frightful (horrifying) |
| terrible | | adj | fearful (terrible) |
| terrible | | adj | dreadful (terrible) |
| terrible | | adj | dire (dire) |
| terrible | | adj | awesome (dreadful) |
| terrible | (épouvantable) | adj | awful (terrible) |
| terrible | (mauvais, déplaisant) | adj | terrible (bad, displeasing) | | Compound Forms/Formes composées |
| chose terrible | nf | terrible thing |
| enfant terrible | | enfant terrible |
| pas terrible (familier) | adj | not that great |
| quelque chose de terrible | | something terrible |
| terrible, personne importante | | hot-shot | | Report an error. | Forums WR : discussions dont le titre comprend le mot(s) "terrible".
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