scare

UK
/skɛə/
US
/skɛr/

Übersetzungen

scaresubstantiv
scares
Pl.
UK
/skɛə/
US
/skɛr/
The loud noise gave me a scare.
Громкий шум напугал меня.
He felt a sudden scare when he heard footsteps behind him.
Он почувствовал внезапный страх, когда услышал шаги позади себя.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
scareverb
scared
Präteritum
scared
Partizip Perfekt
scaring
Gerundium
UK
/skeə/
US
/sker/
The sudden movement might scare the child.
Внезапное движение может испугать ребенка.
He tried to scare his friends with a ghost story.
Он пытался напугать своих друзей историей о привидении.
Loud noises can scare animals.
Громкие звуки могут пугать животных.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
scareadjektiv
UK
/skeə/
US
/skɛr/
Used attributively before a noun to indicate something intended to frighten or connected with frightening.

Definitionen

scaresubstantiv
A sudden fright or alarm, especially one that is groundless or exaggerated.
The loud noise gave her a scare, but it turned out to be just the wind.
A widespread state of alarm or fear, often caused by a perceived threat.
The news of the disease outbreak caused a scare across the country.
scareverb
To cause someone to feel frightened or alarmed.
The loud noise scared the children.
To drive or force someone or something away by frightening them.
The farmer used a scarecrow to scare the birds away from the crops.
To become frightened; to react with fear.
Some horses scare easily at sudden movements.
scareadjektiv
Intended to frighten, or relating to something that causes fear (used only attributively before a noun).
The newspaper ran a scare headline about the new virus.