fright
n.
1. 恐怖, 惊吓
She nearly died of fright at the sight of the escaped tiger.
她一看到出逃的老虎差点吓死了。
He looks a fright in that old hat.
他戴着那顶旧帽子看上去真怪。
2. 奇形怪状的人[物]; 可怕的怪人[物]
vt.
1. 【书】使惊恐,吓唬
He cried out in fright as the dark figure approached.
那个黑影向他逼近, 他吓得叫了出来.
She thinks that dress is pretty I think she looks a fright in it.
她以为那件衣服挺漂亮--依我看她穿著像个丑八怪.
He was shaking with fright as if he had seen a ghost.
他吓得直哆嗦，就好像看见了鬼一样。
You gave me (quite) a fright suddenly coming in here like that.
你那样突然走到这里, 真吓了我一大跳.
The animals took fright at the sound of the gun.
那些动物受到枪声的惊吓.
He gave me a fright by bursting into a sudden laughter.
他突然大笑起来，吓了我一跳。
The horse reared (up) in fright.
那马因受惊而用後腿直立（起来）.
The horse took a fright at the sound of the explosion.
马听到爆炸声受了惊。
名词fright
1. an emotion experienced in anticipation of some specific pain or danger (usually accompanied by a desire to flee or fight)
同义词：fearfulness fear
动词fright
1. cause fear in
同义词
n. 丑陋的人(或物)
n. 担心;害怕;恐怖
名复：frights
fright
vt. [诗]使惊恐
take fright at sth.
因某事惊恐
die from fright
吓死
stage fright
(讲演者、演员等初上台时的)怯场
give sb. a fright
使某人受惊
in a fright
在惊恐之下
have a fright
大吃一惊
get a fright
大吃一惊
mike fright (=mike fever)
[口]麦克风恐惧感(站在扩音器话筒前的神经紧张)
die of fright
吓死