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2 skræk
dread, fear, fright, funk, horror, terror* * *(en)( frygt) fear,( stærkere) terror;( pludselig) fright,( stærkere) scare,( svagere, F) alarm;( noget skrækindjagende) terror;[ han er min skræk] he is my pet aversion;[ skræk og rædsel] fear and dread;[ panisk skræk] panic terror, panic;[ med præp:][ være ved at dø af skræk] be frightened to death,T be scared stiff;[ ryste af skræk] tremble with fear;[ af skræk for] for fear of;[ have en skræk for] be mortally afraid of,( uvilje) have a violent aversion to;[ få en skræk i livet] get frightened, get a fright (, scare);[ jage én en skræk i livet] give somebody a fright (, scare);[ slippe med skrækken] be more frightened than hurt;[ til skræk og advarsel] as a deterrent (to others);[ straffe en til skræk og advarsel] make an example of somebody. -
3 frygt
sg - frygtenстрах м; опасе́ние сnǽre frygt for nóget — боя́ться чего́-л.
* * *apprehension, dread, fear, fright, scare* * *(en) fear,F ( svagere) apprehension,( stærkere) dread;[ frygt for] fear of, dread of,( velvillig bekymring) fear for;[ nære frygt for at] fear (, dread) that;[ af frygt for] for fear of ( fx for fear of mistakes el. of making mistakes);[ af frygt for at vi skulle tage fejl] for fear that we should make a mistake. -
4 frygte
1боя́ться, опаса́ться* * *dread, fear* * *vb( uden objekt) be afraid,F fear;( med objekt) be afraid of,F fear ( fx death),( stærkere) dread;[ tre mænd frygtedes druknet] three men were feared drowned;[ frygte for at] be afraid (, fear) to ( fx speak); be afraid (, fear) that ( fx he will come);[ frygte for følgerne] fear the consequences;[ frygte for hans forstand] fear for his reason;[ frygte det værste] fear the worst. -
5 angst
1. sg - angsten, pl - angsterстрах м2. aháve angst for nóget — боя́ться чего́-л.
боязли́выйvǽre angst for nóget — боя́ться чего́-л.
* * *agony, fear, fright, funk, tension* * *( pludselig) alarm;( bekymring) anxiety;(filos) angst;(psyk) anxiety;[ angstens kolde sved] a cold sweat.II. adj afraid, anxious,( opskræmt) alarmed;[ angst for ham] afraid of him;( bekymret for ham) afraid for him. -
6 bæve
vb tremble, shake ( af frygt with fear);[ bæve for] tremble before,(litt) dread;[ det bævede om munden på hende] her lips trembled (, F: quivered);[ med bævende stemme] in a trembling voice. -
7 dødsangst
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8 grue
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9 rædsel
alarm, dread, eyesore, fright, horror, terror* * *(en, rædsler) horror,( stærkere) terror;( noget rædselsfuldt) nightmare ( fx the journey was a nightmare),( om ting) monstrosity ( fx that sofa is a monstrosity), fright ( fxher hat is a fright);[ indgyde rædsel] terrify;[ det er min rædsel] it is my pet aversion;[ nære rædsel for] have a horror of;(se også male).
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