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可怕 (kě pà) is commonly used to describe something that is terrible, fearful, frightful, or scary. It is often used to describe a situation or event that is particularly frightening or dangerous. For example, one might say 可怕的事情 (kě pà de shì qing) to describe a terrible event. It can also be used to describe a person or thing that is particularly frightening or intimidating, such as 可怕的老板 (kě pà de lǎo bǎn) to describe a scary boss.
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The word 可怕 (kě pà) means "terrible," "fearful," "frightful," or "scary." Here are some synonyms and antonyms along with their explanations:
Synonyms:
1. 恐怖 (kǒng bù) - This term translates to "horror" or "terror." It is often used in contexts related to horror movies or scary situations.
3. 吓人 (xià rén) - This means "scary" or "frightening," and can be used to describe a person or situation that is likely to scare others.
Antonyms:
1. 可爱 (kě ài) - This means "lovable" or "adorable." It describes something that is endearing or pleasant, contrasting sharply with the fear associated with 可怕.
2. 平静 (píng jìng) - This translates to "calm" or "peaceful." It indicates a state of tranquility, which is the opposite of the fear and terror implied by 可怕.
3. 愉快 (yú kuài) - This means "pleasant" or "joyful." It describes a positive emotional state, contrasting with the negativity associated with something that is 可怕.
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