affright

affright

美 [ə'fraɪt] 　英 [ə'fraɪt]

• n.恐怖
• v.吓
• 网络惊吓；恐惧；恐吓

词形变化

过去分词：affrighted  现在分词：affrighting  第三人称单数：affrights  

英汉解释

v.	1. 〈古,诗〉恐吓,吓
n.	1. 恐怖,惊吓

英英解释

v.	1. to overwhelm somebody with sudden fear
n.	1. sudden overwhelming fear

例句

Then Uriel answered me, one of the holy angels who was with me, and said unto me: 'Enoch, why hast thou such fear and affright?

乌利尔，与我一起的圣天使之一，对我说：“以诺，你为什么这么害怕和恐惧？”

Sometimes he says things that affright one but it is impossible to understand what he says.

有时，他自言自语些可怕的东西，但是他说了些什么，没人有能听得懂。

Her voice was so abrupt and hoarse that the two women thought they heard the voice of a man; they wheeled round in affright.

她的声音是那样突兀、那样粗暴，以致那两个妇人以为听见了什么男子说话的声音，她们转过身来，大为惊讶。

Shew Nothing to your Friend that may affright him.

不要把那些可能会吓着朋友的东西给他们看。

These birds from their secret haunts affright the quiet of the night.

从暗藏的鸟窝里飞出的这些鸟儿使寂静的黑夜显得害怕。

Does the Rising Sun affright.

升起的朝阳为之惊吓。

fear terror paralysis of alarm dismay fear awe dread shock affright fright paroxysm consternation heart-pounding horror panic

害怕，恐怖，惊慌

And retreated, not to affright it;

悄悄退出生怕惊吓到它

Will fix a sharp knife to affright mine eye;

扎眼地在心口顶把刀子；

Mom's dripping tears in woe and affright

那是妈妈滑落的泪珠，