[scode type="blue"]gory
adj.血淋淋的；令人毛骨悚然的；骇人听闻的[/scode]
音标：/'gɔːrɪ/
英英释义：
Gory situations involve people being injured or dying in a horrible way.
例句：
①I shuddered when I heard the gory details.
我听到血淋淋的详情,战栗不已。
②The newspaper account of the accident gave all the gory details.
报纸上报道了这次事故中所有骇人听闻的细节。
拓展：
这里补充几个关于“耸人听闻”的表达：
①alarmist 【Someone or something that is alarmist causes unnecessary fear or anxiety that something unpleasant or dangerous is going to happen.】
例如：
Contrary to the more alarmist reports, he is not going to die.
那些更加危言耸听的报道说他生命垂危，但事实并非如此。
②monstrous【If you describe a situation or event as monstrous, you mean that it is extremely shocking or unfair.】
例如：
She endured the monstrous behaviour for years.
多年来，她一直忍受着这种骇人听闻的暴行。
[scode type="blue"]jump the gun
言之过早[/scode]
英英释义：
to do or say something too soon, before you know that it is suitable or correct.
例句：
①The Foreign Ministry said the Japanese were really jumping the gun.
俄罗斯外交部长表示，日本操之过急了
②Uh, Gabrielle, I think you're jumping the gun here.
加布丽尔，我觉得你这么做有点太快了吧。
