"Dire"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: "Dire" is close to meaning "very important". For example: "I am in dire need to shower." It means I really really really need to shower. Or "The situation is dire." It means the situation is very very important

A: @daaaaaaark It means that something (like a situation) is very serious and/or urgent. For example, "If we don't get to the hospital in time there could be dire (very serious) consequences."

A: It means something extremely urgent or serious. For eg: She was at dire situation on her bed.

A: Dire: Extreme. To want something really badly.

I have a dire need to eat because I haven’t since breakfast and it’s past supper.

I feel a dire need to move around because I’ve been sitting all day.

She has a dire need to get a job because she needs money.

I hope this helps!😊

A: "This is a very dire situation."
"He was just hit by a car, his condition is dire!"
"The dire deadline for my final essay is due tomorrow."
"Dire warnings about going outside."

A: They are all the same.
Emergency is the most commonly used one.

A: Dire and awful are synonyms and mean bad.

Awesome is positive and means ‘cool’, ‘fantastic’, ‘amazing’

Frightful means something is scary. Whereas fearful is a feeling of being scared. E.g ‘I am fearful of the haunted house’

A: "that is"
OR
"namely"

A: thx

A: Said or told...

A: say

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