fright是什么意思

n. 惊骇, 吃惊
[医] 惊吓

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

fright的用法和例句

1.I didn’t have stage fright; it was bigger than that.

我不是怯场 比那个严重

2.It’s like you and stage fright. It is what it is.

这就跟你有舞台恐惧一个样 改变不了

3.You must’ve had a terrible fright out here on your own the other night.

那天晚上你一个人在这儿 一定受了很大的惊吓

4.She saw a man that put a fright into her.

她看见了一个让她害怕的人

5.Not the kind of fright they were expecting, I’m sure.

这肯定不是那种他们期待的惊吓

6.Yes, he sounds the most frightful shit.

没错 他听起来确实是个十足的

7.Sorry, I didn’t mean to give you a fright.

抱歉 我不是故意和你吵

8.So, here we are faced with the frightful task of having to converse.

所以 我们现在 不得不硬着头皮谈话

9.I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to give you a fright.

抱歉 我不是有意吓你的

10.We’re just writhing about; it’s frightfully vulgar.

我們只是在臺上扭動 其實非常低俗

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