appalled

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We should be similarly appalled when languages—monuments to human genius far more ancient and complex than anything we have built with our hands—erode.
同样，如果语言——记录人类智慧、比任何人造遗迹都更加古老复杂的语言湮灭了的话，人们也必然会震惊、错愕。
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Apple has used lawyers to demand that websites reveal the sources of leaks, and in the process, appalled 'electronic freedom' advocates such as the EFF (Electronic Freedom Foundation).
苹果公司启用了律师来起诉那些泄漏资源的网站，在这个过程中，令人震惊的“电子自由”的主张诞生了。
When I finally began to have doubts and looked more closely at the evidence, I was appalled.
但当我最终开始对此怀疑并对证据进行更进一步研究后，我震惊了。

"I was appalled. When you read through it it's sort of like it's a memo out of some science fiction movie - I mean, the temperature of the air can't be any lower than thus and so, you can't do it for any few minutes.
As I've suggested before, his more conservative contemporaries were appalled by the proliferation of religious sects in mid-seventeenth-century England.
这如我以前所说，他的保守的同辈人,因17世纪中期英格兰迅速增多,的宗教派系而惊恐。
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This is just a general historical irony that surely at some point besets all revolutionary movements, and it's an irony that particularly appalled John Milton.
这是个普遍的历史讽刺,当然这也在某种情况下困扰了所有的革命活动，这也是让弥尔顿特别惊异的讽刺。
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Mr. IRA RHINEGOLD (Executive Director, National Association of Consumer Advocates): I'm actually pretty appalled by the backlash.
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If you are appalled by something, you are shocked or disgusted because it is so bad or unpleasant.