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fright

/fraɪt/

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noun

/fraɪt/B1formal
  • ruЭмоция, испытываемая в предвкушении конкретной боли или опасности, обычно сопровождаемая желанием убежать или сражаться.

An emotion experienced in anticipation of some specific pain or danger, usually accompanied by a desire to flee or fight.

  1. Sudden fearB1formal

    A sudden intense feeling of fear or alarm.

    ruВнезапный страх

    • The loud noise gave her a fright.
    • He jumped back in fright when he saw the snake.
    • The child cried out in fright during the storm.

    Synonymsalarmconsternationdreadpanicscareshockstartterror

    Antonymscalmcomposurereassurance

  2. Something ugly or shockingB2informalbritish

    A person or thing that is very ugly, shocking, or ridiculous in appearance.

    ruСтрашилище

    • She looked an absolute fright in that old costume.
    • The garden was a fright after the storm.
    • He turned up at the party looking a complete fright.

    Synonymseyesorehorrormessmonstrosityscarecrowsight

    Antonymsbeautygemvision

Forms
  • frights plural form
  • frights' possessive plural form
  • fright's possessive singular form
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