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1 frighten
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2 frighten
vлякати, страхатиto be frightened of smth. — злякатися чогось
frighten away — налякати, перелякати, сполохати
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3 frighten
['fraɪtn]vляка́ти, страха́тиfrighten away — наляка́ти, переляка́ти, споло́хати
frighten into — настраха́ти, приму́сити зроби́ти ( щось) заля́куванням
frighten out of — заля́куванням приму́сити відмо́витися ( від чогось)
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4 frighten a victim
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5 frighten frightened
зляканий, заляканий -
6 frighten into
примушувати ( зробити щось) шляхом залякування -
7 frighten out of
(smth.) примушувати відмовитися ( від чогось) шляхом залякування -
8 frighten
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9 sense
1. n1) чуттяthe five senses — п'ять органів чуттів; п'ятеро чуттів
sense of hearing (of sight, of smell, of taste, of touch) — слух (зір, нюх, смак, дотик)
sixth sense — шосте чуття, інтуїція
inner sense — внутрішнє чуття; внутрішній голос
2) почуття, відчуття3) pl свідомість; розум4) здоровий глузд5) сенс, значення, смислit doesn't make sense — у цьому немає смислу; це нісенітниця
6) загальний настрій, дух7) напрямto recover (to regain) one's senses — опритомніти
to frighten smb. out of his senses — дуже перелякати когось
2. v1) відчувати, почувати2) усвідомлювати; розуміти* * *I [sens] n1) почуття; відчуттяsixth sense — інтуїція; відчуття, сприйняття
2) pl свідомість, розумto lose one's senses — збожеволіти; розум
to come to one's senses — опам'ятатися, отямитися; здоровий ґлузд ( common sense)
3) значення, важливість ( чого-небудь); значення4) загальний настрій, дух5) cпeц. напрямокII [sens] v1) відчувати, усвідомлювати2) розуміти, усвідомлювати
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frighten someone to death — frighten the life out of someone/frighten someone to death/informal phrase to make someone feel extremely afraid or nervous The older girls frightened us to death with tales of what would happen to us. Thesaurus: to make someone afraid or… … Useful english dictionary
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