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aghast [əˈgɑ:st, americ -ˈgæst] ADJ predic

I. has·ten [ˈheɪsən] VERBO trans

II. has·ten [ˈheɪsən] VERBO intr

1. hasten (do fast):

sich Acus beeilen, etw zu tun

2. hasten (hurry):

eilen pej

chas·ten [ˈtʃeɪsən] VERBO trans usu passive

to chasten sb esp God

chaste [tʃeɪst] ADJ formal

1. chaste (virginal):

a chaste maiden lit or poét

2. chaste (faithful):

3. chaste (innocent):

rein <reiner, am reinsten>

4. chaste (simple):

ghast·ly [ˈgɑ:stli, americ ˈgæst-] ADJ

1. ghastly coloq (frightful):

ghastly report

2. ghastly coloq (unpleasant):

ghastly weather, mistake

3. ghastly coloq (ugly):

4. ghastly coloq (unwell):

5. ghastly lit (pallid):

has·ty [ˈheɪsti] ADJ

1. hasty:

eilig pej

2. hasty:

haste [heɪst] SUBST no pl

Eile f <->
Hast f <-, -> pej
to do sth in haste

Expressões:

has·ti·ly [ˈheɪstɪli] ADV

1. hastily (hurriedly):

eilig pej

2. hastily:

pi·ran·ha <pl -s [or -]> [pɪˈrɑ:nə, americ pəˈrɑ:n(j)ə] SUBST

Piranha m <-(s), -s>

post-ˈhaste ADV inv dated formal

Vocabulário Técnico de Geografia Klett

Saxony-Anhalt SUBST

Present
Ihasten
youhasten
he/she/ithastens
wehasten
youhasten
theyhasten
Past
Ihastened
youhastened
he/she/ithastened
wehastened
youhastened
theyhastened
Present Perfect
Ihavehastened
youhavehastened
he/she/ithashastened
wehavehastened
youhavehastened
theyhavehastened
Past Perfect
Ihadhastened
youhadhastened
he/she/ithadhastened
wehadhastened
youhadhastened
theyhadhastened

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He saw my aghast expression and turned, then we both fled, escaping into different rooms.
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Everyone at the meeting was aghast at the confusing babble of accents.
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She takes him under her wing and helps him repair his relationship with his wife, who had been aghast to discover his gambling habits.
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He leaves us alternately appalled, amused, apoplectic or aghast.
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The partners of the bank were aghast at the prospect of such a marriage, as were many dignitaries.
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