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fright [fraɪt] N

fright

strach m

to get [or take] a fright at sth

to give sb a fright

stage fright

trema f

to give sb a fright

to get [or take] a fright at sth

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He encourages her to think of someone special when she gets stage fright. en.wikipedia.org

Tom releases the mouse and falls backward in fright; then he hits the wall and a board falls on him. en.wikipedia.org

In the pilot cuts the two seas, islands of the blessed and cruise fright. en.wikipedia.org

There are many causes, most linked to fright that triggers the fight-or-flight response of the horse. en.wikipedia.org

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

Charlie is too upset to control himself and soils his pants from sheer fright. en.wikipedia.org

Before the jail was reached he had died of fright and ill-treatment. en.wikipedia.org

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

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

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

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