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Перевод: aghast

[прилагательное]
ошеломленный; объятый страхом; в ужасе; пораженный ужасом

Тезаурус:

1. Herr Nordern was aghast.
2. "Oh lassie!" she whispered, aghast, when she'd finished her tale.
3. They are often aghast at the results.
4. The thing that is really appealing about In England Now is that self-important, overbearing medical people are still aghast at the idea of a major journal of international repute devoting space to humour.
5. When my boys first started school, we were aghast at the anti-English propaganda in the history books.
6. Crowds of people had gathered around: Chola and the twins, back from the fields, Sigarup, Kli, Nara and Mina, all were staring, aghast.
7. The piece was quite raunchy, and there was bad language in it (in keeping with my character) and when I sat down everyone was aghast.
8. Billy looked aghast.
9. Banks are aghast.
10. Jess said, aghast at her own boldness.
11. The caller stepped back aghast and stuttered, "I'm so sorry to disturb you - I see you're changing for dinner."
12. Either their flight had been delayed, or they had taken one look at this sober crew and retired aghast.
13. (A headteacher friend was aghast to discover that his infant child had spent a fortnight rehearsing to be a road!)