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fright
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/fraɪt/
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/fraɪt/
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fright
noun
frights
pl
UK
/fraɪt/
US
/fraɪt/
испуг
The sudden noise gave her a fright.
Внезапный шум напугал её.
страх
He was paralyzed with fright when he saw the ghost.
Он был парализован от страха, когда увидел привидение.
Traductions supplémentaires
переполох
ужас
Synonymes
fear
terror
dismay
alarm
panic
horror
consternation
trepidation
Antonymes
calm
composure
confidence
fright
verb
frighted
Past Simple
frighted
Past Participle
frighting
Gerund
UK
/fraɪt/
US
/fraɪt/
Archaic or dialectal transitive verb meaning ‘to frighten; to scare’.
Synonymes
frighten
appall
cow
intimidate
spook
petrify
terrify
startle
alarm
scare
fright
adjective
Used attributively before nouns with the sense ‘intended to frighten’ (e.g., ‘fright night’).
Définitions
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.
fright
adjective
Intended to frighten or capable of causing fright; frightening.
The carnival features a fright maze every October.
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