- frightfully expensive
- frightfully expensive ужасно дорогой
Персональный Сократ. 2014.
Персональный Сократ. 2014.
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fright|ful|ly — «FRYT fuh lee», adverb. 1. in a frightful manner; dreadfully; terribly. 2. Informal. intolerably; hideously. 3. Informal. exceedingly: »A dollar for a dozen eggs is frightfully expensive … Useful english dictionary
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