Translations for „fright“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

fright [fraɪt] N

1. fright no pl (feeling):

fright

strah m

to take fright [at sth]

prestrašiti se [česa]

stage fright

trema

2. fright usu sing (experience):

to get a fright

prestrašiti se

to give sb a fright

prestrašiti koga

to have the fright of one's life

na smrt se prestrašiti

ˈstage fright N no pl

stage fright

trema f

Usage examples with fright

stage fright

trema

to get a fright

prestrašiti se

to take fright [at sth]

prestrašiti se [česa]

to give sb a fright

prestrašiti koga

to get a sudden fright

nenadoma se zbati

to have the fright of one's life

na smrt se prestrašiti

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Many ostariophysans have a fright reaction in response to an alarm substance.

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The young goalkeeper, however, took stage fright and had a nightmare of a game.

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Wearing a fright mask, he entered the room screaming and shouting.

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Although he did not attack the mission, its inhabitants took fright and it was abandoned.

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Others attribute the earthquakes to the earth (which is alive, and can therefore feel) realising the wicked ways of humans, and trembling in fright.

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As a result, many parrots die along the journey from thirst, starvation, broken limbs, or simply from fright.

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He left due to suffering from stage fright, after being told by his doctor that the best thing would be to leave the band.

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Just after she discovered the sighting had been the result of a reflection of a shoal spot, she received a severe fright.

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He is very intelligent but is camera shy and has stage fright.

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Many ostariophysians have the characteristic of an alarm substance that is part of a fright reaction.

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