English to Latin Meaning of fright - turbarentur:

Fright :

turbarentur:

noun

timor, pavet, formidabant universi, turbarentur:, terrorem, anxietatem, scrupulositate, ubi perterritis, terrore, timore, angustia, captum

Fright :: conterritiFrighted :: ExterritusFrighting :: frightingFrights :: frights

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Definitions of fright in English

Noun(1) an emotion experienced in anticipation of some specific pain or danger (usually accompanied by a desire to flee or fight
Verb(1) cause fear in

Examples of fright in English

(1) A voice answered from behind her, before a wrinkled hand clamped down on the girl's shoulder, making her jump into the air from a case of sudden fright .(2) I noticed someone who was examining the corpse turn pale with fright as he turned to the officer.(3) I continued my journey, and though I say this with such a casual tone, it would be quite a fright when I experienced my upcoming conflict.(4) Her eyes were damp with tears and her face pale with fright and pain, so her forced smile seemed very out of place.(5) Although she was pale with fright and nauseous from the strain, Ava had to chuckle.(6) Mary, a short pug-nosed brunette, jumped in fright at the sudden entrance of a stranger and opened her mouth to scream but no sound came.(7) He noticed Trudy standing in the doorway, her face pale with fright .(8) Forgive me if I appear to be laughing it off - nervous laughter is sometimes the only defense we have against panic and fright .(9) come, be comforted, he shan't fright you(10) He jumped in fright , swerved and nearly crashed the cab.(11) One day, arriving home after a morning of swimming and diving in the village river, Vernel got the fright of his life.(12) The reality of such fears is borne out by the evidence of tombstones testifying to those who died of fright after seeing a ghost.(13) Thoroughly demoralized by my dream, I was in a state of nervous fright by the time I got to the venue.(14) The first time I experienced it, it gave me the fright of my life.(15) An owl fluttered its wings and both Heidi and I jumped out of fright .(16) I jumped up in fright

Related Phrases of fright

(1) stage-fright ::

scaena turbarentur

Related Phrases of fright

(1) stage-fright ::

scaena turbarentur

Synonyms

Noun

1. fear ::

timor

2. a scare ::

ad terrent

3. ugly sight ::

deformis aspectu

Verb

5. affright ::

Mirantur

Different Forms

fright, frighted, frighting, frights

Word Example from TV Shows

Please, FRIGHT depends on an element of surprise.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 7

I'm sure you've had quite a FRIGHT. Rest easy.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 3

Examples of fright from TV Shows

Please, FRIGHT depends on an element of surprise.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 7

I'm sure you've had quite a FRIGHT. Rest easy.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 3

English to Latin Dictionary: fright

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English to Latin Dictionary: fright

Meaning and definitions of fright, translation in Latin language for fright with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of fright in Latin and in English language.

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