fright的意思和读音

fright

: [fraɪt] : [fraɪt]

n.使

v.“frighten”

frights  

n.composure

n.fear,terror,anxiety,foreboding,dread

frightn.

1.[u]a feeling of fear

to cry out in fright

He was shaking with fright .

2.[c]使an experience that makes you feel fear

You gave me a fright jumping out at me like that.

I got the fright of my life .

n.1.2.西;

v.1.“frighten”

n.1.an experience that makes you feel suddenly afraid; a sudden strong feeling of being afraid2.someone or something that looks very messy

v.1.<poem>Same as frighten

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3. fight vi fright n stair n ( △ ...

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5. terror n. fright n. alarm n. ...

6. delicate fright equipment "," ...

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8. feeling fright gladness ...

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1.She was child and mad with fright and she wanted to bury her head in her mother's lap and shut out this sight.仿怀

2.One day, if I were told that today would be the last day of my life, the feeling of losing my breath would be of great fright.

3.The sight and sound of screamingtraders with fear in their eyes are enough to fill you with fright, whether you are conscious of it or not.

4.Connect small S oneself, seem to be drive also oneself just said of words get a fright.S

5.Prissy screamed at the top of her voice, more from fright than pain , and began to dance up and down, writhing to break Scarlett's grip.

6.My mother gave my girlfriend and I such a fright when she caught us kissing in the dark.

7.When he couldn't find his mother in the department store, the little boy began to whimper in fright.

8.Any form of noise can be considered pollution if it causes annoyance, sleeplessness, fright, or any other stress reaction.

9.An unspoken rule has it that India's political class passes difficult reforms only when the economy slows down enough to give it a fright.

10.But I have good news: My study of this phenomenon over the past decade has taught me that stage fright really is curable.