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1 fear sees danger everywhere
Поговорка: у страха глаза великиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > fear sees danger everywhere
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2 страх
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1) fear, fright;
terror страх перед неизвестностью ≈ fear of the unknown под страхом смерти ≈ on pain of death испытывающий непонятный страх ≈ eerie безрассудный страх ≈ irrational fear держать в страхе ≈ to keep in awe страха ради ≈ for fear, from fear физический страх ≈ bodily fear
2) мн.;
разг. terrors
3) (риск) risk, peril, responsibility на свой страх и риск, на свой страх ≈ at one's own risk/responsibility ∙ не за страх, а за совесть ≈ with total dedication/devotion у страха глаза велики ≈ the eyes of fear see danger everywhere II нареч.;
разг. awfully, terriblyм. fear;
(перед будущим тж.) dread;
(ужас) terror;
~ Божий церк. Fear of God;
~ смерти fear of death;
смертельный ~ mortal fear;
~ перед неизвестностью fear/dread of the unknown;
быть в ~е be* terrified;
из ~а перед кем-л., чем-л. for fear of smb., smth. ;
от ~a with fear;
от ~а у него отнялся язык he was speechless with terror;
натерпеться ~y be* terrified, have* a terrible fright;
испытывать ~ перед кем-л. be* terrified of smb., dread smb. ;
под ~ом смерти under pain of death;
под ~ом суровых наказаний under pain of severe penalties;
у ~а глаза велики погов. fear sees danger everywhere;
на свой ~ (и риск) at one`s own risk, on one`s own responsibility.
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