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scare [skeə(r)]effrayer, faire peur à;∎ thunder really scares me le tonnerre me fait vraiment très peur;∎ you'll scare her vous allez lui faire peur ou l'effrayer;∎ the high costs scared them off the idea les coûts élevés leur en ont fait abandonner l'idée;∎ familiar the movie scared me stiff! le film m'a flanqué une de ces frousses!;∎ familiar to scare the wits or the living daylights or the life out of sb flanquer une peur bleue ou une trouille pas possible à qn;s'effrayer, prendre peur;∎ he scares easily il a peur de tout, un rien l'effraie;∎ I don't scare easily je ne suis pas peureux3 noun∎ to give sb a scare effrayer qn, faire peur à qn∎ health scare = vague de panique concernant la santé publique;∎ the revelations about the contaminated meat have resulted in a food scare les révélations sur la viande contaminée ont provoqué une vague de panique chez les consommateurs;∎ a takeover scare des rumeurs fpl concernant une possible OPA;∎ a bomb/fire scare une alerte à la bombe/au feu(sensational) alarmiste; (frightening) effrayant, qui fait peur►► scare story histoire f pour faire peur;scare tactics manœuvres fpl d'intimidation(bird, customer) faire fuir -
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terror ['terə(r)]1 noun∎ to be or to go in terror of one's life craindre pour sa vie;∎ to be in a state of terror être terrorisé ou terrifié;∎ there was a look of terror on her face elle avait l'air terrorisée;∎ to be or to live in terror of sb avoir une peur bleue de qn;∎ to have a terror of sth/of doing sth avoir extrêmement peur ou la terreur de qch/de faire qch(b) (frightening event or aspect) terreur f;∎ the terrors of the night les terreurs fpl de la nuit;∎ to hold no terrors for sb ne pas faire peur à qn(c) (terrorism) terreur f;∎ campaign of terror campagne f terroriste ou de terreur∎ he was the terror of the countryside c'était la terreur du pays;∎ he's a terror on his bike c'est une terreur en vélo;∎ you little terror! petite terreur, va!∎ History the Terror la Terreur
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frightening */ — UK [ˈfraɪt(ə)nɪŋ] / US adjective a) making you feel afraid It was supposed to be a horror film but it wasn t very frightening. b) used about things that make you feel nervous or worried It s frightening that someone like Adolf Hitler could come… … English dictionary
frightening — /ˈfraɪtnɪŋ/ (say fruytning) adjective 1. causing fear: a frightening monster. 2. extremely large, intense, etc.: a frightening amount of money. –frighteningly, adverb …
Frightening — Frighten Fright en, v. t. [imp. {Frightened}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Frightening}.] [See {Fright}, v. t.] To disturb with fear; to throw into a state of alarm or fright; to affright; to terrify. [1913 Webster] More frightened than hurt. Old Proverb.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English