fright

fright
fraɪt
1. сущ.
1) сильный внезапный испуг;
страх in, with fright ≈ от страха to give smb. a fright ≈ напугать кого-л. to take fright ≈ испугаться to have/to get a fright ≈ напугаться nasty fright ≈ неприятный испуг stage frightбоязнь сцены sudden fright ≈ внезапный испуг to scream with fright ≈ завизжать от страха Syn : alarm
1. , fear, terror
2) разг. пугало, страшилище
2. гл.;
поэт.;
диал. - frit пугать;
тревожить fright away Syn : scare
2. , terrify, frighten испуг - to have a * напугаться, испугаться - to give smb. a * напугать кого-л - to recover from * оправиться от испуга - the horse took * at the sound of the explosion грохот взрыва испугал лошадь (разговорное) пугало, страшилище - to look a perfect * ужасно выглядеть;
быть похожим на чучело - her clothes were a * она была ужасно одета > * wig парик с волосами, стоящими дыбом (для маскарада) пугать;
тревожить fright испуг;
to give (smb.) a fright напугать (кого-л.) ;
to have (или to get) a fright напугаться ~ разг. пугало, страшилище ~ поэт. пугать;
тревожить fright испуг;
to give (smb.) a fright напугать (кого-л.) ;
to have (или to get) a fright напугаться fright испуг;
to give (smb.) a fright напугать (кого-л.) ;
to have (или to get) a fright напугаться stage ~ волнение перед выходом на сцену;
страх перед аудиторией

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