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/fraɪts/
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fright
noun
frights
pl
frights
pl
UK
/fraɪt/
US
/fraɪt/
frayeur
She awoke in the middle of the night with a fright after hearing a loud noise.
Elle s'est réveillée en pleine nuit avec une frayeur après avoir entendu un grand bruit.
Additional translations
horreur
Familier ; pour une personne ou une chose d'aspect très laid, choquant ou grotesque.
effroi
Soutenu ; peur intense et soudaine.
Synonyms
alarm
consternation
trepidation
fear
terror
dismay
panic
horror
Antonyms
calm
composure
confidence
fright
verb
frights
frighted
Past Simple
frighted
Past Participle
frighting
Gerund
UK
/fraɪt/
US
/fraɪt/
Archaic or dialectal transitive verb meaning ‘to frighten; to scare’.
effrayer
The sudden thunderclap frighted the horses.
Le coup de tonnerre soudain a effrayé les chevaux.
Additional translations
terrifier
Plus fort qu'« effrayer ».
épouvanter
Soutenu ; registre proche de « terrifier ».
Synonyms
petrify
spook
intimidate
cow
appall
frighten
scare
alarm
startle
terrify
Definitions
fright
noun
A sudden intense feeling of fear.
She awoke in the middle of the night with a fright after hearing a loud noise.
An experience or event that causes a sudden feeling of fear.
The haunted house gave him quite a fright.
A person or thing that looks extremely shocking, ugly, or grotesque.
Get some sleep—you look a fright after the overnight flight.
fright
verb
To frighten or scare someone or something.
The sudden thunderclap frighted the horses.
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