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關(guān)閉窗口 (26) heartbreaking令人心碎的；使人悲痛的
But it’s heartbreaking that they are operating under the assumption that we will always have separate and unequal schools.
(27) horrendous可怕的，令人吃驚的
But I think it’s just horrendous that we’re not educating the -- the
(28) horrific令人震驚的，極其可怕的，十分嚴重的
It’s horrific, horrific that this is happening.
(29) hypocritical虛偽的；偽善的
And for a country that is the beacon for freedom and human rights in the world, it’s extremely hypocritical that HIV-infected people would be treated like criminals.
(30) immoral不道德的；道德敗壞的
“It is immoral that adults should want children to fight their wars for them,” Nobel Peace Prize winner Archbishop Desmond Tutu said.
(31) improper不合適的；不適當?shù)?/SPAN>
I just think it’s really improper that the mayor’s brother orders an investigation of this type.
(32) inappropriate不得體的；不合時宜的
It is totally inappropriate that the outstanding exhibits that the museum is noted for should be housed therein.
(33) indefensible站不住腳的；無可辯解的
It is equally indefensible that the Revenue is prepared to accept an employee’s estimate of his business use of his home telephone whereas the DSS requires a log of calls to be maintained.
(34) inexcusable無法辯解的；不可原諒的；不可寬恕的
He ought to be feeding his children, and it’s inexcusable that he’s not.
(35) infuriating令人十分生氣的；使人大怒的
It is infuriating that someone with such a sharp and quick mind is shut out from much of the world around her.
(36) intolerable不能忍受的；無法容忍的
For Michelle, it was intolerable that I could love anybody but her.
(37) lamentable令人扼腕的；令人噓唏的；使人惋惜的
Yep, it’s truly lamentable that not everybody gets a daylong breather on Dec. 25.
(38) laughable可笑的；滑稽的；荒唐的
IT’S laughable that the Government wants men and women to retire at 65.
(39) ludicrous 愚蠢的；荒唐的；可笑的
It was ludicrous that he could be so skeptical of her.
(40) monstrous駭人聽聞的；極不公正的
It now seemed to him monstrous that tomorrow he, a stranger, would be looking unrebuked at her nakedness.
(41) obscene可憎的；令人厭惡的；道德敗壞的
It is obscene that while they languish in prison, they have so many opportunities.
(42) outrageous令人無法容忍的；駭人的
Well, Neil, I just think it’s outrageous that this proposal has come forward at this time.
(43) pathetic可憐的；令人憐憫的；悲慘的
It’s pathetic that a sophomore can’t even get the basic marches down.
(44) perverse任性的；故意作對的；無理取鬧的
It seemed perverse that love -- if this was love -- should be a state traditionally celebrated in literature.
(45) preposterous 極其荒謬的；愚蠢至極的
It is absolutely preposterous that you would even think about leaving this nut case to ruin our businesses like this.
(46) regrettable令人遺憾的；可惜的；令人惋惜的
It is regrettable that strike leaders seem intent on spoiling holidays.
(47) reprehensible應(yīng)受斥責(zé)的；應(yīng)該譴責(zé)的
It’s reprehensible that anybody would be taking a picture of that situation.
(48) ridiculous愚蠢的；荒謬的；可笑的
He pulled me aside and said that it is absolutely ridiculous that I should expect to be able to leave early.
(49) sad不幸的，令人遺憾的
It’s sad that so many of the people I’m interested in are no longer around.
(50) scandalous令人憤慨的；可恥的；丟臉的
It is absolutely scandalous that a fantastic building like this is just left to rot away.
(51) shameful可恥的；丟臉的
I think it’s shameful that Howard K. Stern was both her lawyer and lover.
(52) shocking令人震驚的；令人憤慨的；不道德的
It is shocking that nothing was said... 當時竟然什么都沒說，真讓人憤慨。
(53) sickening令人恐懼的；令人厭惡的；令人作嘔的
It’s pretty sickening that they can live that close to us where they can reach our children.
(54) silly愚蠢的；幼稚的；荒唐的
I mean it’s silly that I haven’t seen this.
(55) stupid糊涂的；頭腦遲鈍的；愚蠢的
"It’s stupid that people are surprised when movies like’ Benny and Joon’ do well," says actress Mary Stuart Masterson, who starred in the film.
(56) suspicious引起懷疑的；可疑的
Mr Smith said: "It is very suspicious that it is only one party’s leaflets that have not gone out at all in large quantities."
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